Sentence examples for lead to abolition from inspiring English sources

Patrick Henry, whose trial in 1977 for killing a 7-year-old boy helped lead to abolition of the death penalty in France, has been refused parole.

A6 Frenchman Denied Parole Patrick Henry, whose trial in 1977 for killing a 7-year-old boy helped lead to abolition of the death penalty in France, has been refused parole.

These functions are also consistent with the localization of dis1p to spindle microtubules during anaphase B. Mutations of dis1p that lead to abolition of dis1p binding to interpolar microtubules result in spindles that breakdown earlier than in wild-type [36].

One might expect that the shortage of brides would lead to abolition of the dowry system.

We predicted that unilateral V1 damage would lead to abolition of the increasing response with coherence in V5/MT+ of the damaged hemisphere.

We also recently demonstrated that non-specific "amine-directed" labeling of a cell death SPECT imaging agent, C2A (a domain of synaptotagmin I), led to abolition of binding to its target, phosphatidylserine, while the inclusion of a novel site specific C-terminal hexahistadine tag fully retained function [17].

The −79 G/C change leads to abolition of CREB (cAMP response element-binding factor) binding site (TF search score 87.7), and −450 C/T leads to gain of a binding site for Sp1 (specificity protein 1) (TF search score 87.7) and E2F (TF search score 86.2).

The other five reported SNPs in the 5′ upstream region of COCH (Table 1) did not reveal any changes in the binding sites of transacting elements except one (rs8015095, T/G), which leads to abolition of the GR (Glucocorticoid receptor) binding site (TF search score 85.4).

Experts in health policy and public, commercial and constitutional law have published evidence in leading peer-reviewed medical journals explaining how this legislation (despite late amendments) will lead to the abolition of the NHS in England.

The case helped lead to the abolition of the death penalty in New York.

As he told The New York Times, "I'm hoping the suit will lead to the abolition of the entire system of classification".