Sentence examples for abolition on from inspiring English sources

There is thus a real discrepancy between the current state of knowledge on healthcare user fees and their abolition, on one hand, and how that knowledge is taken into account in public policies, on the other.

Think of abolition on the one hand and temperance on the other.

As Theresa May – who once based her argument for abolition on a case involving a pet – might put it, there is more than one way to skin a Bolivian's cat.

A few demanded its abolition on moral grounds.

We are trying to get abolition on to the Commonwealth agenda; 19 member states are abolitionist".

The Emancipation Proclamation had already declared more than three million of the four million slaves free, and Louisiana, Maryland, Missouri, Tennessee and West Virginia, exempted in whole or part from the proclamation, had decreed abolition on their own.

In 1864 and 1865 debates on abolition of slavery, Republicans recounted attacks on free speech of abolitionists.

For any civil rights movement to succeed, there must be an abolition of fear brought on by ignorance.

Because of Mr Berlusconi's insistence on the abolition of a tax on first homes, and his refusal to accept a compensatory increase in VAT (the ostensible reason for withdrawing his ministers), there is a growing chance the budget deficit will go back above 3% of GDP.

Nevertheless, despite the great gulf between, say, the Cultural Revolution on the one hand and the abolition of, say, RDAs on the other, Cable has, perhaps, put his finger on something.

But he had prepared one massive give-away: the complete abolition of taxes on savings, worth well over £1bn in lost revenue.