Sentence examples for which would abolish from inspiring English sources

Democrats tried to block the proposed Thirteenth Amendment, which would abolish slavery.

We encourage every California voter to support Proposition 34, which would abolish capital punishment in that state.

A stark partisan difference emerged on Proposition 62, which would abolish capital punishment and replace it with a sentence of life without the possibility of parole.

But the president's proposed charter, which would abolish his term limits, has led to much larger protests here and in other large cities this month.

Mrs Williams is asked to introduce a law which would abolish it within three months in primary, special and girls' schools and within 12 months in secondary schools.

The proposal, which would abolish presidential term limits and expand presidential powers, is nothing less than an attempt to establish a socialist state in Venezuela.

And elimination of the payroll tax won't even help half of them because the earned income tax credit, which Mr. Cain would abolish, offsets both their income tax liability and their payroll tax payment as well.

"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.

Which is why the Socialist government has now taken the un-socialist step of implementing a fee of 300 forints for each visit to the doctors, causing national outrage.But larger plans to reform the whole system, which would eventually abolish hálapénz, are running into the sand.

With the DA neuron selective knockout of NR1 subunit which would completely abolish the NMDA receptor channel function in those cells, we investigated whether this genetic lesion impacts animals' abilities to form nicotine addiction.

"[The amendments] are not destructive of the bill, but in each case are designed to put back into the bill the powers for the regulator or the protections for those regulated which are necessary for an effective regulatory regime, and which would be abolished if the repeal of part 1 of the 2014 act went ahead," he said.