Object

• slavery: Robbins compares the new movement with the early battles to abolish slavery in the 18th century.

• monarchy: Abolishing the monarchy is simply the first step in creating a new system of government.

• penalty,friday: June 2006 News from Amnesty - Phillippines abolish the death penalty,Friday, 09.

• serfdom: A wise and able ruler, she abolished serfdom and judicial torture.

• veto: If they want to get this reform off to a proper start, the best thing they can do is abolish the damaging veto.

• poverty: The 20 years Tony Blair has set himself to abolish child poverty may not be enough.

Subject

• law: This test has been abolished by the new law; see below.

• government: THE STORY SO FAR In 1996 Lothian Regional Council was abolished by the then Conservative government and replaced by 4 new smaller councils.

Modifying Another Word

• altogether: To the effect that the GP be abolished altogether.

• hereby: Variation of districts 2. (1 ) The districts specified in Schedule 1 to this Order are hereby abolished.

• formally: It was formally abolished in August 1806, Francis II having already assumed the title of ' Emperor of Austria ' .

• finally: In March 1986 the GLC was finally abolished bringing to an end almost 100 years of London Government.

• but: But in 1975 the monarchy was all but abolished when the semi-secret and independent kingdom was absorbed by India and became its 22nd state.

• virtually: This, he said, would lead to an increase in correspondence and virtually abolish all attempts to evade paying postage.

Used with why or when

• when: But in 1975 the monarchy was all but abolished when the semi-secret and independent kingdom was absorbed by India and became its 22nd state.

Preposition: in

• favor: The institute said ISAs should be abolished in favor of other schemes that match funding.

Preposition: with

• effect: The lead management requirements are abolished with immediate effect.

Preposition: for

• claimant: Severe Disablement Allowance ( SDA ) was abolished for new claimants in April 2001.

Preposition: by

• law: This test has been abolished by the new law; see below.

• government: THE STORY SO FAR In 1996 Lothian Regional Council was abolished by the then Conservative government and replaced by 4 new smaller councils.