Sentence examples for by abolition from inspiring English sources

This belief underpinned the disastrous and unfair basic-rate cut, financed by abolition of the 10p rate, of Gordon Brown's 2007 budget.

Ming Campbell was quicker than the Tory team to spot that the 2p basic rate cut will not only be paid for by abolition of the 10p starter rate, but that some low-paid earners may pay more.

One solution suggested by abolition advocates would be a form of latent or virtual deterrence, based not on weapons all but ready to launch, but on the ability to reassemble or rebuild them.

"What was clearly going to be affected by abolition [of EU duties] were our duty-free shops.

The effect of the antagonist alprenolol was easily detectable by abolition of the agonist-induced increase of the ionic current.

The specificity of this was confirmed by abolition of the fat-feeding induced blood pressure rise in Apoe−/− mice given IL-1ra.

IPSCs were recorded at 0 mV to avoid contamination by EPSCs, and were confirmed as IPSCs by their abolition by 10 μM bicuculline (not shown).

The specificity of staining for AGR2 in the clinical samples has been verified in 20 randomly selected cases by obtaining the same results when the concentration of antibody is increased five-fold, when another batch of antiserum raised in a different rabbit is employed and by the abolition of staining by prior incubation of the antiserum with pure recombinant protein.

We have also undertaken to evaluate effect of CHOP extinction by siRNA treatment on apoptosis induced by Scd1 abolition.

This is supported by the abolition of all cellular responses to fibronectin by dual inhibition of α5 β1 and αV β5.

An estimated 2.5m new jobs and an additional €800bn (£650bn) had been created by the abolition of these barriers to cross-border trade by 1993 alone.