Sentence examples for which were abolished from inspiring English sources

Eurotunnel raised freight and passenger car tolls to offset its loss of earnings from duty-free sales, which were abolished within Europe in mid-1999.

In H9C2 cells, treatment with BBR (50 μmol/L) markedly reduced SIR-induced cell apoptosis, oxidative stress and ER stress, which were abolished by transfection with JAK2 siRNA.

NPY treatment also increased Y1 receptor-GFP particle brightness, changes which indicated receptor clustering, and which were abolished by the 6A mutation.

Ft1 caused endothelium-dependent relaxations, which were abolished by l-NAME (inhibitor of nitric oxide synthases) and ODQ (inhibitor of soluble guanylyl cyclase).

Surnames — which were abolished by the Soviet-backed government in the 1920s — are still rarely used, despite government mandates to revive them.

These were the grassroots bodies set up by the coalition to replace the big-budget regional development agencies dreamed up by Labour, which were abolished at the stroke of a pen when Osborne arrived in Downing Street.

A campaign has been launched to revive the death penalty, which was abolished in 2002.

White told me that the policy, which was abolished by the 2001 Patriot Act, was one of her big frustrations.

Until 1974 Seshego was the capital of the nonindependent Bantustan of Lebowa, which was abolished in 1994.

Total body irradiation (TBI) treatments induced up-regulation of Foxn1 in TEC, which was abolished when thymic function recovered.

There is a price: insurers will have to pay capital-gains tax on share sales, which was abolished in 1999.