Sentence examples for decided to abolish from inspiring English sources
It's the place where, in 1985, several European countries decided to abolish internal border controls.
"Brighton College has instead decided to abolish the notion of boys' and girls' schools altogether.
They decided to abolish the under-50 rule in time for the 2009 Turner prize.
"It's a great shame that government decided to abolish it," said McMillan.
In late May and early June, he decided to abolish PCTs altogether, arguing the 50,000 bureaucrats were redundant.
But the biggest blow came when Postbank decided to abolish the chip card, because it wasn't profitable.
In 1894 the authorities decided to abolished the position of bailiff and it was decided that some of its tasks would be transferred to the sheriffs.
Emperor Seth decides to abolish a number of outmoded institutions, including the death penalty, infant mortality, marriage, mortgages and emigration, and requires Seal to carry out his policies.
He made private pensions less attractive by deciding to abolish the tax relief pension funds received on dividends paid to them.
In the play's version of events, Trip Nichols III Alan Paganoo) decides to abolish the Fairness Doctrine, which required television and radio stations to present opposing sides of public arguments and give each side equal time.
Citing the decrepitude and frequent troubles, the activists urged President Park Geun-hye to decide to abolish the oldest reactor in order to make South Korea a "safer" country.
