Examples of using Abolishes in English and their translations into Polish
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creates and abolishes the regional mining offices,
The proposed directive abolishes the requirement for the issuers to make public interim management statements with a view to decreasing the reporting burden that has become excessive particularly for small
No 2019/93 abolishes aid for ageing quality liqueur wines, since it was deemed unsuitable
In the controversial debate on the announcement on Wednesday, the Prime Minister has already said that the government completely and permanently abolishes the fuel tax if it does not find other good solutions to improving living standards.
is deleted as a consequence of the abolition of the provision allowing a represented Member State to be consulted; this abolishes the requirement that certain cases be transmitted for handling by that represented Member State rather than the representing Member State.
There are a growing number of countries abolishing the death penalty.
The 14th amendment abolished slavery.
The Minister of Science pointed out that the new law on universities abolished the habilitation obligation.
Spain abolished compulsory military service in 2001.
Abolished for animals originating in Poland.
Abolished for animals originating in Poland.
Until they were abolished from 393 until 426 A.D.
These charges shall be gradually abolished in accordance with the following schedule.
But titles of nobility were abolished in Austria in 1918.
The constituency was abolished under the Reform Act 1832.
You must abolish the aristocratic system
We could abolish taxes!
Department Six abolished titles for the four top constables.
In 1918 the constituency was abolished but it was recreated again in 1950.
Abolish annual fees