Sentence examples for try to abolish from inspiring English sources

A lot of them are words we try to abolish".

To try to abolish competitiveness is pointless and probably unhealthy.

Ministers are committed by law to try to abolish by 2020 child poverty measured by the number of children living in households below 60% of median income.

Ministers are committed by law to try to abolish by 2020 child poverty, defined as children living in households below 60% of median income.

"I further think that one reason why [football's abuses] are not remedied is that so many of our people whose voices would be potent in reforming the game, try to abolish it instead".

This article was amended on 27 March 2013 to clarify that ministers are committed by law to try to abolish by 2020 child poverty measured by the number of children living in households below 60% of median income.

Gove is trying to abolish resits.

"We're trying to abolish soft money, and both parties continue to raise it.

This is now the third time Michael Gove has tried to abolish GCSEs.

Tells how since taking office, the Reagan Adm. has been trying to abolish the program.

A box is a containment and he tried to abolish the box.