The phrase "abolition to" is not a grammatically correct phrase.
It is possible that it may be used in a sentence as part of a longer phrase, such as "the abolition to end slavery", but it would need to be paired with a verb to be complete and make sense. Example: The abolition to end slavery was a long and hard-fought battle for human rights.
"We should not demand new management but its abolition: to be replaced by democratic processes comprised of and accountable to the University's students, workers and academics".
Philanthropists have a vital role to play in the solution, just as they have played key roles advancing many movements — from abolition to women's suffrage to gay rights.
The subsidy on petrol would be eliminated, its abolition to be accompanied by a new fund for public transport.Such plans generate enthusiasm overseas.
In 1963, he was elected to Hornsey borough council and, on its abolition, to its successor, Haringey council, where he served from 1964 to 1968.
And gradually reforming the death penalty — imposing it in fewer situations and with more safeguards, which other defendants could benefit from as well — might do more than outright abolition to address the larger problems with crime and punishment in America.
An English language paper, the Jakarta Post, follows developments and has in recent days published varying analyses, from calls for abolition to accusations of hypocrisy against Australia for campaigning for mercy only for its own people.
We are trying to get abolition on to the Commonwealth agenda; 19 member states are abolitionist".
To implement the abolition and to support the subsequent increase in utilization requires sufficient increases in funding [ 20, 21].
Wilberforce worked with the members of the African Institution to ensure the enforcement of abolition and to promote abolitionist negotiations with other countries.
She wondered if Mr. Feiner was leading the abolition bandwagon to "deflect the fact that he's had to raise taxes in Greenburgh by 21percentt".
Politically, the promise of a rapid deficit abolition, returning to surplus by April 2018, was a sharp challenge to Labour: beat that!
