Significados de complete abolition en inglés

Long term success is related to complete abolition of slow pathway conduction.

Mr Ahern said he expected complete abolition of the present system by early next year.

Several studies observed that AD patients had an altered SC, but not a complete abolition of it.

The complete abolition of infanticide was due to the spread of Christian teachings about the sacredness of human life.

Among the first and most important effects of this great Revolution was the complete abolition of this pernicious policy.

Having abolished the slave-trade, the humanitarians proceeded to advocate the complete abolition of negro slavery throughout the British Empire.

They said that 'this football' drew people out of the town on Saturday afternoons, to the complete abolition of shopping.

Renua Ireland will propose the almost complete abolition of tax shelters in its general election manifesto, which will be published this morning.

Then, the desires of the nation included a diminution of the privileges of the upper orders, not a complete abolition of them.

Although 18 of the 20 reported complete abolition of syncope since pacing, only 8 patients could be objectively assessed.

So much for our graduate of Oxford, in whom you notice the complete abolition of an ancient appetite as one of the conversion's fruits.

Therefore, it is my hope that spiritual fraternity shall unite the East and the West and bring about the complete abolition of warfare among mankind.

49.-NearlyComplete Abolition of Response by Strong KOH

Complete abolition of the means test for the carer's allowance would cost over €140 million annually, Minister for Social and Family Affairs Séamus Brennan said.