Sentence examples for time to abolish from inspiring English sources
Time to abolish 'reasonable doubt'?
It is long past time to abolish capital punishment.
Perhaps it is time to abolish long-term contracts in football.
But it's time to abolish this institution before it becomes too costly, both financially and intellectually.
It is time to abolish the "willing buyer, willing seller" principle.It is not only the alliance that is in turmoil.
If they won't, it may be time to abolish the office and provide another successor to the governor.
The original NHS plan paid only lip service to patient choice and competition—not surprisingly, since Labour had just devoted a lot of time to abolishing the Conservative reforms that had empowered GPs with real money and allowed them to purchase hospital care for their patients.Now the health department is playing midwife to the rebirth of a market within the NHS.
Secretary of Energy Rick Perry at one time wanted to abolish the Energy Department, but now runs it.
A decrease in respiration (oxygen consumption) by metabolite depletion was found also with Col-0, and the time required to abolish respiration was around 10 min for both BY-2 and Col-0 cells (Fig. 1A).
It's time to simply abolish credit default swaps and similar exotic, impenetrable, essentially unregulated securities.
This year, the 150th anniversary of the 13th Amendment, it is time to truly abolish slavery in America.
