Sentence examples for systematically abolished from inspiring English sources
However, during the Iranian revolution of 1979, many of the rights that women had gained from the women's movement were systematically abolished, such as the Family Protection Law.
The report also emphasises that the EU strategy must give priority to systematically abolishing the discrimination suffered by women.
However, in vivo analyses showed that mutations within the HX motif (including that of the key Tryptophan residue) did not systematically abolish PBC-dependent functions of Hox proteins (Galant et al., 2002; Merabet et al., 2003).
It was in this period that the centralization of authority in the hands of the emperor was completed; the "dual control" established by Augustus, which had been unreal enough in the 1st century, was now, though not formally abolished, systematically ignored in practice.
At the same time, it systematically encourages existing democratic rights to be undermined or abolished, using terrorism and illegal immigration as its pretext.
Though slavery was abolished and former slaves were officially granted political rights after the Civil War, in most Southern states African Americans continued to be systematically disenfranchised and excluded from public life, leading them to become perpetual second-class citizens.
Censorship was abolished.
The Privy Council was abolished.
Elections were abolished.
Business class was abolished.
