Sentence examples for abolition itself from inspiring English sources

As Carroll put it: "Nuclear abolition itself is being abolished".

The day is also the anniversary of the passing of the Slavery Abolition Act itself on August 23 , 1807

He moved 12 resolutions condemning the slave trade, but made no reference to the abolition of slavery itself, instead dwelling on the potential for reproduction in the existing slave population should the trade be abolished.

Plato's reason for this radical restructuring of marriage was to extend family sympathies from the nuclear family to the state itself: the abolition of the private family was intended to discourage private interests at odds with the common good and the strength of the state (ibid., 449a-466d; in Plato's Laws, ca. 355 47 BCE, private marriage is retained but still designed for public benefit).

Three leading issues came before the convention: secession itself, the abolition of slavery, and the Confederate war debt.

Allowing a legal ban on such speech therefore implies the abolition of freedom of expression itself.

Published in 1865, after his more famous works, Verne's is a tale of love and honour that also manages to concern itself with the abolition of slavery, though with the lightest of touches.

Some people fear that if you push hard for abolition as an end in itself, the effect could be destabilising in a world that, despite vociferous disarmament demands from Brazil, Egypt, Indonesia, Ireland, South Africa and so on, still relies on America's extended nuclear umbrella for much of its security.

But away from the soundbites, few supporters ever claimed that the abolition of fees would in itself widen access.

Instead, this reduction seems to be related to the abolition of the S-phase itself.

She mobilized against the war in Vietnam and called for the abolition of nuclear weapons and war itself.