Sentence examples for case for abolition from inspiring English sources

"If you can't defend the use of legal provisions then it's a surefire case for abolition".

However, the case for abolition made little headway in NATO countries, although a more modest process of marginalizing of nuclear weapons was accepted.

"Local people have made it clear they don't want it". Responding to complaints from residents, the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister has insisted that the parish council should be given time to prove its worth, and claims that the case for abolition is "not clear".

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His book became a bestseller in 1853, and helped build the case for abolition.

(8) Robert N. Proctor (2012) Golden Holocaust: Origins of the Cigarette Catastrophe and the Case for Abolition.

But there is also a case for their abolition.

The extent to which ESL learners benefit from written corrective feedback has been debated at length since Truscott (1996) mounted a case for its abolition.

When Republic makes a rational, moderate case for the abolition of the monarchy - making no mention of the Queen - opponents accuse us of lacking respect for Elizabeth Windsor.

He describes Aldridge as "a one-man case for the abolition movement" – as well as being a pioneer for black actors.

He said there was no "credible and coherent case" for the abolition of cheques before an alternative had been fully tested.