Sentence examples for it cannot be abolished from inspiring English sources

It cannot be "abolished" in any other way.

"The measure itself cannot be abolished, as it is necessary for our process of fiscal adjustment," said Papademos, whose interim administration is expected to be in power until early next year.

Yet Tibetan identity cannot be abolished by bureaucratic fiat.Tibetans say that it is wrong to see the self-immolations as futile acts of desperation.

In short, the hierarchical expectancy controlling relapse cannot be abolished by degrading its component Pavlovian and instrumental parts in isolation.

Thus scale-freeness is itself a robust trait that cannot be abolished by random deletion of edges and therefore, it cannot have acted as a selective force on metabolic networks.

But uncertainty cannot be abolished.

But sex, being sex, cannot be abolished.

"I started to realize that Israel cannot be abolished," he said, "and that political and diplomatic work was required for us to get our homeland within the 1967 borders with Jerusalem as its capital".

Unsurprisingly Mr Ramovic thinks the canton, "which steals our money", should be "shut down" and if cantons cannot be abolished altogether, then the region should be joined to the Sarajevo canton.

And as removing subsidies, in the long term, would increase economic efficiency and free up government spending to follow more sustainable pro-growth policies, such as education and public-transport infrastructure, this could both save carbon and boost growth.But, unfortunately, subsidy policies cannot be abolished entirely overnight.

But according to some, natural rights to certain freedoms belong to natural law "positively", in the sense that there is a presumption in their favour, so that they cannot be abolished, at least not for all circumstances, or cannot be abolished except for good reasons.