Sentences with phrase «effective abolition»

Labour's poll ratings are bouncing around on a par with the Conservatives, a party whose populist programme includes a 1930s austerity package, the effective abolition of the NHS and the early release of some of the nation's most brutal sexual predators.

The effective abolition of the CTF is, quite clearly, a Lib Dem responsibility.

One of the saddest casualties of that process was the effective abolition of the Church's ancient observances of fasting and abstinence.

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It's not the abolition action people want to hear, but it is a practical and effective way to engage in counter-trafficking work.

No evidence has emerged since its abolition to suggest that it's an effective sentence, either as a deterrent or to protect the public.

He hopes to continue a record of «effective progressive accomplishment» in the House, citing his floor leadership in Maryland's passage of medical marijuana and death penalty abolition.

BY MICHAEL RICONDA The Rockland County Legislature met for a special assembly on December 27 to approve tax and rent rates for 2013 and set effective dates for the abolition of certain positions, as outlined in the newly - passed 2013 budget.

The abolition of value is the most effective way to remove corporate influence from politics.

The idea of capital punishment as both reliable, objective justice and effective deterrent is shown to be dangerously absurd, and its abolition does not signal an instant cultural shift.

Attorney Beth Klein serves on the Steering Committee for Demand Abolition, a coalition of over 100 of the most effective anti-human trafficking organizations in the world.

The lack of effective connections between the regional and national level was identified as the central problem with the operation of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission (ATSIC), and a key reason cited by the Government for its abolition.

The abolition of ATSIC occurred soon after, so there was no effective evaluation of this separation.

The Committee's comments demonstrate concern that the abolition of ATSIC, the implementation of the new arrangements and the establishment of the NIC are not able to ensure the effective representation of Indigenous peoples in Australia.