Sentence examples for changes or abolition from inspiring English sources

While that is no doubt true, Sheikh Tamim also has to reckon with widespread opposition to radical changes or abolition of the kafala system among Qataris who worry that they could lose control of their state and society and see their culture diluted if foreigners were to gain rights.

That will leave them facing almost certain modification, merger or abolition by ministerial order.

It should be noted, however, that he does not offer any specific proposals either for social change or for the relief or abolition of these injustices.

The howls of protest about this will reverberate for months (see article).The irony is that the centrepiece of the changes, the abolition of the Lord Chancellor's post, would have been broadly welcomed if handled more skilfully.

"We see the left initiating a politics, whether it's the French Revolution or abolition," he said.

• Stockbrokers and private investors are hoping for a reduction, or abolition, in duty on share transactions.

Although a nutritionally desirable fatty acid profile was achieved, the transgenic seeds exhibit reduction or abolition of seed germination in addition to a decrease in seed lipid content.

We are not calling for relaxation or abolition of PPE.

A significant reduction or abolition of the patient's pain constitutes a positive result of the impingement test[ 29].

For there to be a fee reduction or abolition there must be sustained and increased funding from Government.

The key element in these changes is the abolition of federal entitlements.