Sentences with phrase «period of the abolition»
2) It is not accidental that these developments were supported by international reaction, that socialist construction, especially during the period of the abolition of capitalist relations and of the founding of socialism, up until the Second World War, concentrates the ideological and political wrath of international imperialism.
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The treatment of the Nazi period in all its aspects - Hitler's rise to power; his establishment of a dictatorship in Germany; the abolition of the rule of law; the persecution of all kinds of political opponents; the racially motivated persecution of the Jews, culminating in the Holocaust; the reticence and opposition of German citizens; and, Germany's instigation of World War II - is compulsory teaching matter at all types of schools in Germany and at all levels of education.
«Mr. Heald: To ask the Prime Minister whether the Secretary of State for Constitutional Affairs will receive the pension entitlement of the Lord Chancellor (a) during the planned transition period before the proposed abolition of the office and (b) subsequently, if the office is abolished; and if he will make a statement.
The introduction of the Authority followed a period, since 1986 and the abolition of the Greater London Council, in which there had been no directly elected tier of governance for London.
He justly complained that the Con Dem Government had abolished the Agricultural Wages Board in England and Wales after a consultation period of only four weeks in which 75 % of the respondents objected to abolition.
And so a man who apparently did everything slowly now feels the need to rush, as he embarks on an intense period of lobbying — using compromise, manoeuvre and skulduggery to bring the house of representatives behind abolition.
Another, Joan Meisenholder Dahlberg, sought abolition of the decompression chamber then used by Multnomah County Animal Control, and by most major animal shelters, to kill animals who were not either adopted or reclaimed within a five - day holding period.
It spans the period from the abolition of the death penalty for buggery in 1861 to decriminalisation in 1967 and explores how seismic shifts in gender and sexuality found expression in the arts.
The narrow scope of judicial intervention into prisoner isolation may partly explain why litigation did not secure abolition nor seem to impede its growth during this period.
Significantly, Whaling was a Section 11 (h) case in which the Supreme Court of Canada was asked to consider whether automatically lengthening the incarceration period under Section 10 (1) of the Abolition of Early Parole Act constituted additional punishment.