Sentence examples for it would abolish from inspiring English sources
If the government carried its maritime approach to its logical conclusion, it would abolish the minimum wage and enlist foreign labour to take people's jobs right across the economy.
Swansea University in Wales announced proposals to reduce the teaching staff in its modern languages department to 10 people, from 22. King's College London said it would abolish its chair in paleography, the study of ancient handwriting — the only such post in Britain.
Japan's electricity generators, such as Tokyo Electric Power, will find their margins squeezed; retail and wholesale users will gain.In transport, the famously antediluvian Ministry of Transport announced in late January that it would abolish its rigid capacity and price controls by 2001 at the latest.
Electronics and entertainment giant Sony said on Tuesday it would abolish its Japanese audit system and set up a U.S.-style corporate governance model, with an in-house committee structure using independent directors.
Mainly, the Republican Senate majority could vote to "go nuclear," meaning it would abolish filibuster power altogether or, more narrowly, eliminate its use for Supreme Court nominees.
Mainly, the Republican Senate majority could vote to "go nuclear," meaning it would abolish filibuster power altogether or, more narrowly, eliminate its use for Supreme Court nominees.
The Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music & Dance announced a commitment to female composers, entitled Venus Blazing, which it said it hoped would abolish all-male composer programmes.
He's agreeing that it's good public policy, or he would abolish it, but saying [Obama] would abuse it.
He wrote a book titled, "If Voting Changed Anything They Would Abolish It".
The state's top officials are split on the death penalty, and a state senator said she would introduce legislation today that would abolish it.
Mrs Williams is asked to introduce a law which would abolish it within three months in primary, special and girls' schools and within 12 months in secondary schools.
