We call communism the real movement which abolishes the present state of things".
The novel is essentially a parable about the power both of art, which abolishes the "border between earth and mind," and of women.
Clive Betts, chair of the Commons CLG committee and Margaret Hodge, chair of the PAC, have started hearings on the draft local audit bill, which abolishes the Audit Commission.
The New York Times wrote, "Assumption of the status of a 'sovereign democratic republic' brings in to force the new Constitution, which abolishes untouchability and includes the most detailed document of fundamental rights of any constitution".
Pensioners could withdraw £6bn within the first four months of the new regime, which abolishes the requirement to convert a pension pot into an annuity – the product that provides an income for life – and leaves people free to do whatever they like with their retirement cash.
And no demand will be more important to Mr Blair though, some say, quite unnecessary in practice than preserving Britain's border controls.All the members of the EU except Britain and Ireland have already signed the Schengen agreement, which abolishes border controls between its members, though only seven have implemented it.
It should be a massive conversation, a democratizing collective debate which abolishes the distinction between authors and readers – the active opinion-producer and the passive opinion-consumer.
The progressive nature of the new system, which abolishes the current "slab rate" tax brackets, was praised by parties across the Holyrood chamber.
Here, an endogenous long non-coding RNA (IPS1, Induced by Phosphate Starvation1) binds to miR399 but the pairing is interrupted by a mismatched loop at the expected miRNA cleavage site, which abolishes the cleavage effect (Franco-Zorrilla et al. 2007).
This leads to a treaty between the Aztecs and the Hoamen which abolishes human sacrifice.
We therefore used nocodazole, an established inhibitor of microtubule polymerization, which abolishes apical trafficking of proteins [16], [28].
