1. 撤销;取消;废除,解除：abolishable 可取消的,可废除的 | abolishing 撤销;取消;废除,解除 | abolishment 撤销;取消;废除,解除
1. On one side of the debate are the jurists, who for the most part are leaning toward abolishing capital punishment.
2. abolishing
2. The SSE said the revision is expected to raise trading efficiency by abolishing some suspensions, which are becoming increasingly unnecessary in the current market.
3. Chen said the top legislature considered abolishing the death sentence for financial fraud, although it was later excluded from the final proposal submitted to vote by lawmakers.
4. Abolishing the tax is seen as a direct message to farmers that the government is paying attention.
5. And you have proposed specific measures to address these issues, including abolishing agricultural taxes by the end of next year.
6. Carrying out democratic reform and abolishing the feudal serfdom of theocracy was an inevitable requirement for social progress.
7. The mainland will take more measures to reduce transportation costs of Taiwan agricultural produce, such as reducing or abolishing freeway charges for trucks transporting Taiwan products.
8. Insiders said that abolishing the interest tax may have a huge impact on the market, so regulators may steer a middle course to halve the interest tax.
9. He has stood firmly for abolishing permanent tenure in leading posts and has taken the lead in this connection.
10. The union accused the TAC of disregarding their livelihoods and indirectly abolishing the practice of charging by the meter.