Sentence examples for saying abolition from inspiring English sources

The Dutch Foreign Ministry expressed distress, saying, "Abolition of the death penalty is one of our priorities in terms of international human rights policy".

"Nobody, not even the most pathological optimist, is saying abolition is right around the corner in any of the states of the old Confederacy," said Denny LeBoeuf, the director of the ACLU Capital Punishment Project.

Although he is a republican, he said abolition of the monarchy would wait because "my priority is social justice".

He went on to say "abolition of the absurd family-planning policy is the only way to root out this kind of evil".

Vickers said: "Total abolition [of the taxpayer subsidy] is unlikely.

He said that abolition would "widen the market for almost all kinds of book".

After all, he said, without abolition there could be no possibility of redemption either personal or national.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said the abolition of maintenance grants marked yet another betrayal of young people by the Tory government.

Johnson said the abolition of part of the zone showed he was a "man of my word".

Many business types say the abolition in 2006 of the Welsh Development Agency, the bearer of Wales's brand to the world outside, was misguided.

Nick Dusic, director of the Campaign for Science and Engineering in the UK, said: The abolition of the Science and Technology Committee was a mistake that the government should rectify.