Congress ultimately abolished the agency, dividing into the Energy Department and Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
Moreover, consumer groups and the rivals of the Bells say that if the rules are ultimately abolished, rates will rise.
These morphological abnormalities ranged from a shrinking or compacting phenotype towards pseudopodia retraction and detachment, all of which ultimately abolished amoebal grazing (Fig. 2 and Supplementary Fig. 1).
Toward the end of his life, he devoted himself to a world-wide effort to reduce, marginalize and ultimately abolish nuclear weapons.
"That, as it happens, was the year in which the American Civil War began, which would ultimately abolish the unfreedom of slavery in America," he wrote.
China is to raise and ultimately abolish foreign ownership caps for companies in its financial sector, as it seeks to open up its economy and coax additional capital into its banking system.
These revealed that, for instance, lesions in medial temporal regions that are central in memory recall, such as the hippocampus, change and ultimately abolish the SRE effect.
Pollen sterility induced by cold might be due to a disruption of sugar metabolism in the tapetum, ultimately abolishing starch accumulation (i.e. energy reserves) and exine secretion by the pollen grains (Oliver et al. 2005).
The licence fee would ultimately be abolished and the public service elements of British broadcasting vested in a new body funded directly from taxation, whose bounty would be available to all broadcasters.
That's the sense in which Marx wants to say we're alienated from our true selves once the division of labor sets in, and we can only return to being fully rounded human beings at one with ourselves when the division of labor ultimately is abolished, and a precondition for that is the super abundance of wealth that capitalism is historically destined to create.
Inside the Belfast Hilton hotel on Wednesday, he announced his strategic review of parading issues intended, ultimately, to abolish the commission altogether.
