abolishing (Meaning)

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abolishing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Abolish

The government is actively considering abolishing outdated regulations to stimulate economic growth.
The school board is discussing the possibility of abolishing standardized testing to adopt more holistic evaluation methods.
The environmental group is advocating for policies aimed at abolishing harmful practices that contribute to climate change.
The committee is drafting legislation focused on abolishing discriminatory laws that perpetuate inequality.
The labor union is negotiating with employers with the goal of abolishing exploitative working conditions.
The social justice movement is mobilizing citizens to support abolishing systemic racism in all its forms.
The international community is collaborating on abolishing nuclear weapons to promote global peace.
The animal rights activists are working towards abolishing cruel practices in the farming industry.
The progressive politician is campaigning on a platform dedicated to abolishing poverty through comprehensive social programs.
The scientific community is researching alternatives to animal testing with the aim of eventually abolishing this controversial practice.

of Abolish

cancelling,repealing, canceling,overturning, negating, rolling back, suspending, setting aside, withdrawing, abating

founding, establishing, enacting, instituting,enacting, founding, instituting, establishing, laying down, approving

The government is actively considering abolishing outdated regulations to stimulate economic growth.

The school board is discussing the possibility of abolishing standardized testing to adopt more holistic evaluation methods.

The environmental group is advocating for policies aimed at abolishing harmful practices that contribute to climate change.

The committee is drafting legislation focused on abolishing discriminatory laws that perpetuate inequality.