Sentence examples for being abolished eventually from inspiring English sources

A grammar school boy from Essex who went on to work in law, he spent his first five years in parliament representing Hornchurch, but had to apply for a series of other seats as it was being abolished, eventually winning Old Bexley and Sidcup.

But have no doubt that it will be abolished eventually, just as the others were.

Is E-rate being abolished, or merged with another program?

I hope that this system will eventually be abolished.

Norman Baker tells the Sunday Express that vehicle tax will eventually be abolished.

It, plus the state second pension, which is the earnings-related bit which you earn on top, the two of those will eventually be abolished and they'll be replaced by this thing at £144 a week in current terms.

Mr Li of Brookings and Fu Hualing of the University of Hong Kong believe that the system of political-legal committees will eventually be abolished as a step towards the rule of law.

Although Schöffen are considered an important part of the German legal system, many professional jurists, including lawyers as well as judges, tend to believe that their influence is continuing to wane and that they may eventually be abolished because of their alleged tendency to project personal rather than legalistic opinions.

"Eventually this cartel will be abolished and competition will return to the cigarette market".

Concerns for their welfare eventually proved to not be grounded in science, and the barriers to female runners were abolished.

It must be abolished".