Sentence examples for classes were abolished from inspiring English sources

Chris Waller, head of the Association for Citizenship Teaching (ACT) which represents 2,000 citizenship teachers, said England would be "completely unique" in the developed world in depriving teenagers of "political and legal literacy" if citizenship classes were abolished.

"every single member... enjoyed equality before the law as all privileges of class were abolished.

Business class was abolished.

All feudal class privileges were abolished as well.

Civil service examinations were discontinued, and such social practices as class discrimination were abolished.

The historic privileges of class and locality were abolished; the liberty of each and all under the law and before the courts replaced the diverse "liberties" of town and province, noble and regent.

Streaming and uniforms were abolished, classes were mixed ability, relations with teachers were informal and corporal punishment was absent.

There, lectures were abolished, and the class structure consisted of students solving problems in small groups having to identify for themselves what they needed to learn to solve the problem and then go about learning it (Barrows and Tamblyn 1980).

A self-described "rightwing despot", she points out that the barriers to entry for working-class students were erected under Labour, when grants were abolished.

But it wasn't until 1920, when weight classes were created, and 1928, when one-hand lifts were abolished, that it settled into a predictable sport.

Elections were abolished.