Sentence examples for gradually abolish from inspiring English sources

Starting with Britain in 1834, Europe's governments would gradually abolish slavery throughout the 19th century.

Mr. Covic hopes to persuade NATO representatives also to allow the Serbs to gradually abolish the buffer zone.

House Republicans seem prepared to bring up other tax cut measures over the next several weeks, including bills supported by the president that would reduce taxes for married couples, expand the tax credit for children and gradually abolish the estate tax.

In his treatise, Wilberforce urged that total emancipation was morally and ethically required, and that slavery was a national crime that must be ended by parliamentary legislation to gradually abolish slavery.

The Restrictions are Gradually Abolished.

The burden of ecclesiastical tradition, which weighs heavily upon Byzantine art, has been gradually abolished in the Western Church.

In recent years, China's central government has gradually abolished primary school tuition and other fees to ease burdens on farmers and migrants.

Later, other European nations gradually abolished it and signed international treaties that make it unlikely that the death penalty will be revived there in the foreseeable future.

As the legal restrictions of coverture were gradually abolished, its symbol lived on – and in some other countries it became law.

The value added tax refund for coal exports was gradually abolished from 2004; the import tax on coal was gradually decreased and finally abolished to encourage coal imports from 2005.

In this scenario, no changes are made to the design of the vehicle purchase tax as applicable in 2014, but the tax and toll exemptions for BEVs are gradually abolished between 2018 and 2022.