Sentence examples for entirely abolished from inspiring English sources
Hanging was suspended in the UK in 1965 and has since been entirely abolished.
This year the government announced that, by the end of 2007, fees would be entirely abolished at rural schools, given rising dropout rates in poorer areas.
They believe that this law was entirely abolished by Jesus Christ, whose Resurrection on the first day of the week established a new kind of day, characterized by worship rather than absence of work.
In contrast, the presence of a methylsulfoxide group at the same position (mesoridazine) entirely abolished NOX-inhibitory activity.
Although we were able to achieve good comparability, inherent differences between cirrhotic and non-cirrhotic patients affecting acid base balance cannot be entirely abolished by matching procedures.
The kingdoms were never entirely abolished and existed throughout the remainder of Western and Eastern Han.
Some Democrats have suggested that Obama entirely abolish the political director position – created under Ronald Reagan – as a symbolic healing gesture after the partisan wounds Rove opened.
The payment of cash in brown envelopes to parliamentarians, remember, helped to bring down Britain's Conservative government in 1997.The few gleams of lightHow many of today's graft-ridden governments can build up the habits of mind that limit corruption, even if they do not entirely abolish it?
Last week, Leyonhjelm announced he would be introducing a private members' bill into Parliament, attempting to entirely abolish 18C from the Act.
By this time, attempts to entirely abolish the chaplaincy had, for the most part, been abandoned, but the fight for the next best thing -- an equality in the appointment of chaplains -- continued.
It is well known that deficiencies in the expression of APM components can hinder or entirely abolish anticancer immune-responses by preventing proper CTL-induced cell lysis as a consequence of a reduced level of MHC-Class I antigen presentation [32], [33], [34].
