Sentence examples for be abolished from from inspiring English sources
Stand Your Ground should be abolished from the land.
Alongside this, Osborne said maintenance grants would be abolished from 2016-17 for new students.
He also announced that the baby element of child tax credit would be abolished from the beginning of the next tax year.
The self-employed will soon no longer have to pay class 2 national insurance contributions as it is to be abolished from April 2018.
"Against all expectations, George Osborne also announced that the cap on student numbers in England would be abolished from 2015-16.
The cheapest day return tickets will also be abolished from 17 May, leaving passengers paying at least 20% more for a walk-up ticket.
Reformers' victories rested on the widespread conviction that our nation would never be truly free until all forms of child labor were abolished from our midst.
When the NSP is abolished from 2015 analysts predict some universities may divert money to longer-term outreach work – again at a decentralised level.
Most of the largest businesses are owned by families who amassed huge fortunes from plantation slavery and, when slavery was abolished, from the compensation paid to them by the British government for the loss of their human property.
