Sentence examples for its abolishment from inspiring English sources

However, alcohol consumption rates continued to increase in the years after its abolishment [6] suggesting that, while not promoting abstinence, it may have reduced alcohol consumption.

That he has a wicket in this format is a strong enough case for its abolishment.

The board said its abolishment of the veterans committee implied no criticism.

Similarly, sejmiks of Congress Poland elected deputies to the Sejm of Congress Poland until its abolishment in 1831.

This is how the former Russian news agency RIA Novosti reported its abolishment on December 9, 2013, as quoted by Reuters.

Those favouring its abolishment also had better knowledge of the dangers of the practice and tended to claim it had no advantages.

Buck apparently, wouldn't support abolishing the Department of Education, he just wouldn't act to stop it's abolishment.

SUZANNE BANCEL Nesodden, Norway, July 28, 2011 To the Editor: Europe may have its faults, but the abolishment of the death penalty is not one of them.

The coffers are further swollen by the reinstatement of lottery funding after the diversion to the Olympics and a significant saving on overheads achieved by the creation of the new agency and the abolishment of its antecedents, The Scottish Arts Council and Scottish Screen, achieving annual savings of £2.4m through streamlining systems and a reduction of 30% in staff.

Deamidation of Bcl-xL, with consequent abolishment of its antiapoptotic function, thus represents a further example of such a molecular device to change functional properties of those proteins in which it occurs.

Deletion of HBD in MAP1S led to the abolishment of its interaction with HDAC4.