Sentence examples for abolition this from inspiring English sources

"Were the United States to move towards abolition this would most likely have a significant catalytic effect on other retentionist nations," it said.

Despite those efforts, sources close to the discussions say Hickenlooper's resolve has waned in the past few weeks for fear that pushing abolition this session could compromise two other liberal pieces of his legislative agenda -- passing same-sex civil unions and strengthening gun control.

However, it is interesting that nearly 50 years after this abolition, the caste groups still show prominent association with neurodevelopment at birth.

Although there are only a few empirical studies of good quality on this topic [ 49], research suggests that the abolition of this fundholding scheme led to an increase in admission rates for chargeable elective admissions of between 3,5 – 5,1 % [ 50].

Graham Allen, chair of the Commons political and constitutional reform committee from 2010 until its abolition this year, criticised the way the reforms had been proposed.

But new calls for the abolition of this medium -- because of fear of mail-borne disease -- could mean the end of many extraordinarily worthy charitable organizations.

He has long lobbied for the abolition of this most unnecessary, totally meaningless fixture, but even he was smiling when his side doubled their advantage.

Jonathon Porritt, who was chairman of the Sustainable Development Commission until its recent abolition, said: "This is a decisive moment for those who care about wildlife and the countryside in the UK.

"Many customers are unaware that digital books are subject to VAT, while standard books are VAT-free, and we welcome every opportunity possible to lobby for the abolition of this additional tax".

We do not have to decide between a vastly expensive like-for-like renewal (which would send all the wrong signals to potential nuclear proliferators) and abolition at this point in time.

The abolition of this penalty by the Treasury has laid the foundation for cheaper mortgages for those Muslims who are unable to buy normal financial products because their faith prohibits it.