Sentence examples for we've abolished from inspiring English sources

"We've abolished border controls but not all the other stupidities," said Philippe Vandenhemel, the owner of a garage just outside Néchin that sells and repairs imported American cars and was visited several times by Mr. Depardieu.

Until we've abolished the white standard, people of color will always be underrepresented.

Patients used to work at productive jobs within the institutions; no longer available now that we've abolished the shelter the hospitals provided.

Pinker accepts we have not abolished violence in the way that we have abolished smallpox.

We have abolished Tory boom and bust, Brown said repeatedly in his 10 years as chancellor of the exchequer.

He grants that in some areas things do get better: we have abolished judicial torture, for example, and modern dentistry is a great boon.

And as Baroness Barbara Wootton pointed out in 1959, commenting on the training of social workers, "Until we have abolished mental and physical illness, poverty and overcrowding, as well as such human frailties as jealousy and self-assertiveness, many of the problems presented are frankly insoluble.

We have abolished the death policy in five states, defended voting rights from coast to coast, freed multiple wrongfully incarcerated people, and shrunk prison systems.

" We have abolished the role of internet and email.

By using noto or ta mutants, we have abolished ela and apln expression in the midline and could therefore score all angioblasts and not only those at very ectopic locations.

This reduction in the 1F1 responses may result from the fact that we have abolished the feedback loop from the laminar neurons and amacrine cells that normally regulates photoreceptor function (34).