Sentence examples for previously abolished from inspiring English sources

And thus – without any fresh evidence, and with more painful benefit cuts in the pipeline – the PM is now set to reinvent the Saving Gateway he previously abolished, complete with the same 50p match for a pound of saving, payable after the same two-year wait.

Ministers announced last year that right-to-buy, previously abolished for new tenants, was to end altogether.

This nicotinic antagonist was used at a concentration (10 μM) that had previously abolished the maximal, genuinely nicotinic, response of the trachea, whereas it had been ineffective against selective TRPA1 stimulation using acrolein (15).

He repeatedly challenged the prime minister to admit that he had not, as he had previously claimed, abolished the "boom and bust" economic cycle.

The visas had previously been abolished by the Labor government of Kevin Rudd.

The major advance is the active control of glycoform expression of target glycoproteins based on the genetic manipulation of glycan biogenetic pathways, which was previously overlooked, abolished, or considered unmanageable.

As each of these knockouts had been shown previously to abolish phototransduction in the target photoreceptor class, it was assumed that combining them to produce Gnat1−/− Cnga3−/−;Opn4−/− (herinafter TKO) mice would result in mice lacking functional photoreception[5].

Application of low [Na+]e, has been shown previously to abolish spontaneous [Ca2+] i transients from AVN cells at ambient temperature [13].

To analyse the TRPM6 kinase activity, we first expressed in HEK-293 cells full-length wild-type TRPM6 as well as a catalytically inactive TRPM6 mutant in which the kinase catalytic lysine residue is replaced by arginine (K1804R), which has been reported previously to abolish autophosphorylation [ 17].

PM10 and TiO2 NPs induced adhesion and oxidative stress and inhibited proliferation of HUVEC; however, when particles were added in combination with DHEA, the effects previously observed were abolished independently from the tested concentrations and the time of addition of DHEA to the cultures.

However, the job went to George Osborne and Mr Cable was given the business brief - in charge of a department he had previously suggested should be abolished.