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Quite the contrary: Mr Rajapaksa himself, before he tasted its benefits first-hand, used to campaign for the abolition of the executive presidency.

The government has just published a report by a lawyer, Herman De Bauw, urging the abolition of several obviously daft restrictions, including pre-sales blackout periods.

The title was: is it lawful to make slaves of others against their will? After two months 'research, he not only won the prize but also dedicated the rest of his long life to the cause of abolition.

Polls suggest that 81% of the Swiss oppose abolition.

But the ten provincial premiers are divided between abolition and reform.

He cited the abolition of import duties on high-technology equipment and spoke of successful diversification into different industries.

Ultimately it was not the eloquence of the arguments against the Corn Laws that led to their abolition—and more's the pity.

Villagers committees are grass-roots self-governing mass organizations in China's rural areas under county and town (township) governments. They first appeared in 1 983 after the abolition of the people' s commune system.

The disastrous abolition of the educational maintenance allowance will make many wrongly opt out altogether.

The idea now is to use the abolition of the tax shield to sweeten the end of the wealth tax.

If Mr Eppig is right, the near-abolition of serious infections in these countries, by vaccination, clean water and proper sewerage, may explain much if not all of the Flynn effect.

Through his newspaper, The Liberator , he became the voice of abolition.

As with other transformative measures, like the open-door initiative launched in Shenzhen, the one-child policy's abolition could be handled slowly, studied, then rolled out nationally.

But capital crimes are also repulsive. And so hopes for abolition are probably still unrealistic.

Students and teachers responded by demanding the abolition of all for-profit education.

Proponents of the abolition bills describe the death penalty as an expensive programme with few benefits. There is little evidence that the death penalty deters.

The failure of Marxism to keep a hold on the hearts and minds of the people who were subjected systematically to its exclusive monopolistic propaganda was due to its abolition of the profane.