Sentence examples for since abolished from inspiring English sources

But many islands have since abolished or weakened exchange controls.

To be sure, almost no Englishman defended slavery, long since abolished in the British Empire.

The project can be traced back to 2004, when the north's three regional development agencies (all since abolished) began a collaboration aimed at improving the area's economy.

Mr Abbott won power last year after waging a scare campaign against a carbon tax Labor had introduced instead; his government has since abolished it.

But a clutch of Asian and African members of the British Commonwealth, including India and South Africa, have long since abolished jury trials.

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) have since abolished this limit, although they are still monitoring research into caffeine to detect whether certain levels may represent an unfair performance enhancement.

These have since been abolished.

Indeed, the co-payment has since been abolished.

(They had to pay a 13th of the price, known as a treizième, to the seigneur, a practice they found irksome; the custom has since been abolished).

The POB insisted the expensive perk had since been abolished, and that it had reduced its taxi bill for management and guest artists by a third.

No one is monitoring or measuring this: community health councils, once the voice of local people, have long since been abolished, and there is no census of emergency departments.