The phrase "abolition of state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about political theory, governance, or social movements advocating for the elimination of state structures.
Example: "The manifesto called for the abolition of state as a means to achieve true freedom and equality for all individuals."
Alternatives: "elimination of the state" or "dismantling of state".
Prime Minister Phan Van Khai announced in a New Year message that he wanted a "resolute commitment to the abolition of state subsidies".
Hungary turned to the world market and restructured its foreign trade, but market competition, together with a sudden and radical opening of the country and the abolition of state subsidies, led to further economic decline.
"The government has failed to come up with even a partially satisfactory short-term solution and we stand by our demand for the abolition of state fuel taxes for the agricultural sector".
In Egypt, a move that on first glance appears promising -- the ruling party proposed democratic reforms that include the establishment of a new National Council for Human Rights and the abolition of state security courts and hard-labor sentences -- is deceptive.
A bipartisan effort of the Clinton administration and the Gingrich Congress subsidized Internet startups several ways including the abolition of state sales taxes on their transactions.
Currently, they sell t-shirts that read "RAPEFUGEES Not Welcome, Stay Away!" The group's official policies call for "the abolition of state sponsored multiculturalism," and request Australia "change name of Department of Immigration and Citizenship to Department of Immigration and Assimilation".
Hungary, Ms Hossó says, is facing "colonisation" in preparation for "a political environment favouring the abolition of nation states".
This drive will almost certainly define the coalition's time in office more than anything mentioned in the Queen's Speech.As others have pointed out, the £6.2 billion ($8.9 billion) of savings the two men outlined, including a civil-service hiring freeze and abolition of state-supported Child Trust Funds, represent only a small proportion of the savings they pledge to find.
Hamilton went so far as to consider the abolition of states altogether, with all power to be vested in the national government.
Abolition of the state monopolies was accepted, and any state enterprise that could not pay its way was threatened with privatization.
Voters in North Dakota turned down a proposal to halve the state's income tax, and Massachusetts voters rejected the abolition of the state income tax.
