Sentences with phrase «abolition of»

After the abolition of the Caliphate in 1924, there is hardly any global theo - political authority among the Muslims.

Ed rather misses out that his father was a leading left winger in Norfolk Labour politics and passionately campaigned for the abolition of grammar schools.

While some critics have called for the abolition of the PA and BP offices, of which Bloomberg himself has at times been a critic (although that depends on the day), Wolfson said: «I don't anticipate those being on the ballot.»

The abolition of the Regional Development Agencies - which helped draw in investment and stimulate growth in our regions — including from European funds to our regions - hasn't helped.

However, in the context of the US Civil War in which the abolition of slavery was a burning issue, and with the expansion of industrial activity, wage labour rapidly became a gauge of liberty in contrast to the model of slavery, even when Abraham Lincoln himself refused this equation (wage labour = the opposite of slavery = liberty).

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If significant moves could also be made in advancing the powers which back - bench MPs exercise over the Executive, there would then be a case for the abolition of the Second Chamber altogether.

Cantab83: I did qualify my point about the abolition of the Lords, claiming that it would also require significant moves in advancing the powers which back - bench MPs operate over the Executive.

The row follows Mr Brown's own clash with backbench MPs over the abolition of the 10p tax rate, announced in last year's Budget.

Ten years ago, in March of 2007, when only five (5) scholars from across the world were selected to deliver presentations during the commemoration of the 200th Anniversary of the Abolition of Slavery at the United Nations Headquarters, Professor Naana Jane Opoku - Agyemang was one of those five (5) prominent scholars.

Yet Whitehall persists in pretending they are autonomous — even though London has overridden them before, on the abolition of capital punishment, say, or the decriminalising of homosexual acts.

The Indian Independence Act, 1947, and the Government of India Act, 1935, together with all enactments amending or supplementing the latter Act, but not including the Abolition of Privy Council Jurisdiction Act, 1949, are hereby repealed.

Questions - Ensuring media plurality in the UK, abolition of the death penalty in China and in other countries, diagnostic testing for children with dyslexia Legislation - Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill - Report stage Debate - Rebalancing the responsibilities of motorists and cyclists on the roads

To me this has never made sense, ever since the abolition of Avon County Council, the idea of real strategic planning for transport, housing, jobs and growth has eluded us.

When they looked for compassion, who led the abolition of slavery?

The abolition of capitalism does not need to imply you can't earn more than your neighbour, or have different restaurants competing and / or serving different market segments.

In 2008, our research paper The UK Pensions Crisis found that occupational pension schemes lost between # 150 and # 225 billion in growth, as a result of the abolition of Advanced Corporation Tax relief on pension funds in the 1990s.

The London Government Act 1963 provided for the abolition of the former counties of Middlesex and London, the absorption of parts of Kent, Essex and Surrey, and their replacement with the county of Greater London.

We want equalization, or the abolition of the economic class system of exploitation.

The former deputy prime minister joined culture minister Margaret Hodge for the official opening of the International Slavery Museum in Liverpool, as part of the celebrations for the bicentenary of the abolition of the slave trade.

The limitations of the single - tier model for London government were evident soon after the abolition of the GLC.

The abolition of the world renowned UK Film Council last year caused consternation and rocked the confidence of the film industry in Britain, but it was carried out under the guise that support would be allocated more directly.

The document says that women have reacted badly to «visible and prominent» issues, including tuition fees, abolition of child trust funds, changes to child tax credits, benefits and income support.

Now, though, the Texas Department of Agriculture inexplicably wants to take a huge step backwards in child nutrition by proposing: a return of deep fat fryers to our schools; a six-fold increase in the number of allowed junk food fundraising days; and the abolition of the «time and place» competitive food restrictions that have served our children well for over a decade.

The Abolition of Marriage: How We Destroy Lasting Love)

The abolition of this post would run counter to UNICEF's mandate of reducing infant and young child mortality and malnutrition.

Two weeks ago the ITF accepted a special commission report recommending restrictions on under - 16s competing on the world circuit, a ban on pro play by under - 14s and abolition of under - 12 international tournaments.

The hygienic one — abolition of corsets and bodices.

Others will call for the abolition of the NCAA altogether, because the next regulatory body that runs college sports will certainly be better and more efficient.

Consider what has gone down since March 1985: Point - shaving and abolition of the sport at Tulane.

Former Manchester United chief executive David Gill even blamed the abolition of the second group stage for the 2004 final, which saw Porto beat Monaco and introduced Jose Mourinho to an adoring world.

Competition and Consumer Amendment (Abolition of Limited Merits Review) Bill 2017 Senate Environment and Communications Legislation Committee

The abolition of slavery having absorbed him in the general mass of liberated negroes, he has abandoned the huntsman's life for that of the husbandman.

Following abolition of quotas, Irish milk supplies were 11 % (600m liters) higher in the first ten months of 2015.

If this happens again in four years time this could coincide with abolition of milk quotas which could lead to constraints, said the director, «This would be a bad place to be,» he added.

The abolition of s 49 (price signalling) is also blamed for a lot of problems (mind - boggling though that accusation may be).

EU — With the abolition of quotas creeping closer and the recent announcement by the European Commission that six countries have exceeded their milk quota allowance, Charlotte Johnston, TheCattleSite asks what the future prospects are for EU milk production?

For this yearâ $ ™ s edition, EDA selected three topics with potentially high impact for the EU dairy sector in the years to come, namely the dairy industry in Southeast Europe, the abolition of the milk quota and food wastage...

Competition and Consumer Amendment (Abolition of Limited Merits Review) Act 2017 (Act 116 of 2017) Designed to prevent the Australian Competition Tribunal from reviewing certain decisions made under the national energy laws

Most observers believe the abolition of the carbon price will be one of the few measures the government can confidently presume will pass in the new Senate.

«Prior to the abolition of milk quotas last April, the overall global market trend was already downwards.

By Keith Nuthall Serious concerns were raised at the European Parliament over the impending abolition of European Union (EU) milk production quotas, as dairy prices continue to fall.

The abolition of Renca could be devastating for indigenous communities, waterways, and the thousands of unique species that live in the Amazon,» Nigel Sizer, president of the Rainforest Alliance, told the Observer.

After the abolition of slavery in 1838, more immigrants arrived to work in the sugar cane fields: the Portuguese, East Indians, and Chinese.

When Luther's views of the gospel and of Christian faith and life as well as his criticisms of the Roman Church took hold of others, the discussion of the issues of the struggle in books, tracts, and pamphlets led to concrete action aimed at the abolition of Roman Catholic orders and practices.

The abolition of the gods was destined to entail the abolition of the unseen world in which ancient man supposed them to live.

Henry IV in Germany hurled defiance at Gregory VII when the pope categorically insisted on the imposition of clerical celibacy and the abolition of lay investiture.

The sense of alienation and distance from God which had grown upon the pious in Israel must in proportion as they had learned to look upon Him as no mere national divinity, but as a God of justice who would punish Israel for its sin as certainly as Edom or Moab, is declared to be no longer in place; and the typical form of Christian prayer points to the abolition of the contrast between this world and the next which thought all the history of the Jews had continually been growing wider: «As in heaven, so on earth.»

None of what Lincoln achieved — the eventual abolition of slavery, the preservation of the Union — would have happened had Lincoln not thought himself constitutionally authorizedto resist the Supreme Court's decision in Dred Scott; constitutionally obligated, by his oath, to resist secession; and constitutionally empowered, as commander in chief, to fight the enemy with the full powers at his disposal, which included military force, blockade, suspension of habeas corpus, arrest and detention, seizure of enemy property, and emancipation of Southern slaves.

He labored for the advancement of trade and commerce into the inland of Africa, elevation and humanization of the natives and the abolition of slave trafficking.