Sentence examples for from abolishing from inspiring English sources

If such losses developed with the exemption intact, what harm would come from abolishing it?

And, far from abolishing the independent reviewer, clause 36 says he must chair the new board.

For far from abolishing racial categories by coining "Cablinasian", he simply created a whole new category just for himself.

Frankly, if we don't value having MPs, what is to stop the Tories from abolishing our seats altogether?

There has been faculty resistance on issues ranging from abolishing assigned parking spaces to introducing new athletic teams.

Well, at least we have given the islanders something (apart, that is, from abolishing slavery, introducing a parliamentary democracy and setting up a pretty effective civil service).

So the abolition of tipping, far from simply abolishing a servile practice, tips the whole table over into an ever-more subtle and complicated and embarrassing emotional, and transnational, transaction.

An alternative budget would place the banks under democratic control, and raise revenue by increasing tax for the rich, plugging tax loopholes, withdrawing troops from Afghanistan, abolishing the nuclear "deterrent" by cancelling the Trident replacement.

Pawlenty endorsed slashing corporate tax rates by more than half from 35percentto15percentcent, abolishing taxes on dividends and investments, capital gains and estates, and simplifying personal income tax rates to 25 and 10percentt.

The group purchases personal debt cheaply from banks before "abolishing" it, freeing individuals from their bills.

Far from being abolished over six years, as the Lib Dem manifesto had promised, fees were to treble over two years.