Sentence examples for started to abolish from inspiring English sources

Had I been born in 1972 rather than 1962, by which time Leicestershire had started to abolish the grammars, I would not have had the life chances I have had.

Reviewing the accomplishments of his first year, he said he had cut public works spending by 10percentt, had placed four highway construction corporations on track for privatization, and had started to abolish a state home mortgage bank, a state oil company and a state urban development corporation.

In the 1970s, many places in the United States started to abolish state laws and other local regulations that banned possession or sale of cannabis.

"When you start to abolish community rating it's a very slippery slope," she said.

For more confidence in the phage effect in controlling the residing E.coli inside animals' intestine, phage shedding was explored, it was found that phage shedding peaks with the peak decline of E. coli output and then phage shedding starts to abolish reaching zero at the end of the third week.

In an attempt to avoid or at least delay this from happening, some MNOs have started to limit or abolish completely their unlimited data plans [12].

Members of the Democratic Socialists of America started agitating to abolish ICE, and within months, nearly a dozen Democratic lawmakers have signed on.

For pH stability, the enzyme activity started to lose at pH below 7.0 and it was completely abolished at pH 2.0 4.0 (Figure 3B).

Tunisia has the same law [Article 277], and they have started to use our campaign material to ask for their law to be abolished as well.

Hopefully the unfairness of this season to any team not named Texas, Alabama or Florida will start a movement to abolish the BCS.

A good start would be to abolish mandatory sentences, choose treatment over incarceration for drug offenders and stop relying on private prison companies.