Sentence examples for failed to abolish from inspiring English sources

Having failed to abolish them in the 1970s, Labour came to power in 1997 determined to be tough.

This year, some Democratic lawmakers tried but failed to abolish Colorado's death penalty, but their efforts would not have made a difference for Mr. Holmes.

The government has previously attempted but failed to abolish the authority, which is a statutory body that provides independent advice on climate policy including emission reduction targets.

He published research showing 35,000 deaths from hypothermia and in 1979 he complained that the defeated Callaghan government had failed to abolish the Lords.

One failed to abolish it entirely; another succeeded in slashing it from 400,000 to 200,000 people a year.Employers like the idea of more legal migrants but worry that the new system will be cumbersome.

Although he ultimately failed to abolish the position of the lord chancellor, it was redefined by constitutional reform in 2006: the lord chief justice took over many of the judicial aspects of the role, and the lord chancellor was no longer to serve as speaker of the House of Lords.

If the State Legislature fails to abolish the Board of Education, the next mayor will have less authority over city schools than he requires.

The changes moreover fail to abolish one of the most onerous facets of kafala, the need for an employee to obtain his or her employer's consent to change jobs.

Since optineurin knockdown cells accumulate higher levels of ubiquitinated RIP and CYLD fails to abolish NF-κB activation, it is plausible that optineurin is required for deubiquitination of RIP by CYLD.

(2) Prior incubation of the rabbit antiserum with pure human rAGR3 fails to abolish any staining.

All ablation experiments in exercise so far fail to abolish breathing matching metabolic rate.