Sentence examples for have to abolish from inspiring English sources

And you have to abolish the Emergency Law".

Some universities may have to abolish subjects in the humanities, Mr. Cottrell said.

Unless we want to fight endless wars of prevention, we have to abolish the club.

"We would have to abolish the insurance companies, there is no way around that," Himmelstein said.

"We have to abolish any form of discrimination against those persons," Ricardo Alarcon, president of Cuba's national assembly, said recently.

You don't have to abolish it; you don't have to propose a Constitutional amendment, which would be a futile exercise anyway.

New Labour has abandoned any plans the party might once have had to abolish private education.

Labour had to abolish individual learning accounts in a hurry when massive scams were found in training companies.

Italy guaranteed Austrian independence at Riccione (August 1933), but in return Austria had to abolish all political parties and reform its constitution on the Fascist model.

Having failed miserably at ramping up its football program, it had to abolish seven sports and was facing a large deficit.

All of that will have to be abolished".