For this to happen, it will require an abolition of any "wasta" (preferential treatment) when it comes to scouting, hiring, training or disciplining football players.
Law enforcement, social reform, fighting corruption: these would seem to be the most important aspects of any contemporary abolition movement.
Here's another idea: even people of goodwill who are not yet ready to jump on any prison abolition bandwagon might agree that we could stop sending people to jail for many misdemeanors.
She has touted the supposed benefits of pollution, calling carbon dioxide "the gas of life" and "lacking any characteristics of a pollutant" and arguing that an "abolition of fossil fuels...would be...morally objectionable".
For any civil rights movement to succeed, there must be an abolition of fear brought on by ignorance.
James Madison, one of America's founding fathers, feared that democracy would lead to "a rage for paper money, for an abolition of debts, for an equal division of property and for any other improper or wicked projects".
Often they enlisted from the same motives as men: a patriotic sense of duty, to uphold family traditions, to gain better or any pay, for abolition.
The Europa League will always be a lesser event than the competition whose winners take home the famously outsized silver cup but its attractions should perhaps be appreciated rather more than they currently are because it is not a candidate for abolition any time soon.
However, the constitutional power to enact legislation was in the hands of the Assembly, which was dominated by slave-owning landholders who could thus thwart any attempt at abolition.
Yet, until a few months ago, any talk of its abolition was taboo.
