Sentence examples for considering abolishing from inspiring English sources

The ombudsman office is weak and the ruling party is considering abolishing it altogether.

The State Legislature is considering abolishing the death penalty in New Jersey, a move that Gov. Jon S. Corzine supports.

And one encouraging sign that the brands choosing to remain in the Chinese market has paid off, is last month's news that China is considering abolishing the law from next June.

None of the measures have the force of law: capital punishment is a matter for the state legislatures, not local governments, and no legislature is actively considering abolishing its death penalty.

"The decline in the use of the death penalty across the country is evidenced through fewer death sentences, fewer executions and states considering abolishing the death penalty," said Richard C. Dieter, the group's executive director.

In his statement, Hunt said that Britain had "some of the most generous rules in the world about access to free healthcare" and that the government was considering abolishing free primary care for tourists and visitors, as well as forcing visitors to obtain insurance for NHS healthcare.

The Home Office has reportedly considered abolishing the organisation.

It was starved of funds by a bruised, antagonistic Labour government, which considered abolishing the licence.

The country considered abolishing the army in 1989; that was rejected by 65percentt of voters.

He would consider abolishing popular tax deductions, including the one for mortgage interest.

Only then, when we know that solution is working, do we consider abolishing affirmative action.