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But the embarrassment of the latest ruling will make even more people wonder whether it would not be better simply to abolish the whole mess.

His localism bill, which will arrive in Parliament soon and is intended to devolve assorted powers to local authorities, will formally abolish Labour's planning system once and for all.

Such worries also explain the unease over Mr Sarkozy's plan to abolish investigating judges, who have sweeping powers to collect evidence, question witnesses and decide to send suspects for trial.

There's no global dictator who can, for instance, abolish feedlots where corn is fed to cattle.

The card and a handshake typify trust and abolish views that the bank was out to seize money.

The proposal would also abolish the death sentence for people 75 years of age and older, although currently very few people in this aged group are executed.

Yet no matter how far into the country I have gone, I have found the central government's decision to abolish dual pricing for foreigners and Chinese in effect everywhere.

On his very first day Mr Gingrich would abolish 39 White House “tsars”.

Confronted by angry workers in overalls or oilskins, he may think that he can save a factory or abolish fish quotas.

The end of law is not abolish or restrain, but to preserve and enlarge freedom.

The only option for Mr Gaidar and his team was to abolish price regulation and allow free trade.

To abolish the prerogative courts which were seen as challenging the supremacy of the law, and.

If she would ride naked through Coventry market-place at midday as a celebration of the perfection of God's work, he would in return abolish all local taxes save those on horses.

It's scandalous that in 13 years of power New Labour did not abolish the charitable status of public schools.

Given how entrenched the slave trade was at the time, it is remarkable that a campaign to abolish it which began in 1787 succeeded only two decades later.