Sentence examples for perhaps abolish from inspiring English sources

Congressman Paul wants to get rid of many federal agencies, including the Department of Education and the EPA, and would like to audit and perhaps abolish the Federal Reserve Bank.

Next week, the S.E.C. is expected to reach a decision to amend or perhaps even abolish one of its longstanding rules put in place to ensure investors receive the best price for a stock, regardless of which exchange it is traded on.

But Sheldon Silver, the Assembly speaker, believes that it would be unfair and perhaps illegal to abolish the boards overnight, Mr. Sanders said.

If Mr. Giuliani despises socialized medicine, as he now contends, perhaps he would abolish the V.A. health system if he were elected president.

The senators seem to want to test that belief and perhaps change or abolish the safe harbor, something that would turn the industry on its head.

A department she would not abolish, perhaps.10 13: Is Cuba a state sponsor of terrorism because America sends all its captured terrorists there?

But what are we going to do about that; have homeless babies?" Immigrants, she says, work harder than many Britons "because their family wouldn't survive if they couldn't send money back" – but when I suggest that by that logic, perhaps we should abolish the welfare state here, she looks at me as if I'm mad.

Perhaps it is time to abolish long-term contracts in football.

Exposure for less than 30 min did not reliably abolish nonlinear responses, perhaps attributable to both the poikilothermic nature and larger size of the animal which imply longer diffusion times [ 38].

If so, he believes it could fundamentally change our society – perhaps even abolishing the need for schools.

If lawmakers cannot find the moral courage to abolish the death penalty, perhaps the economic case will persuade them to follow the lead of New Mexico.