(Safeguard measures) may undergo an abolition.Logical formLearned from2 sentences. An abolition of an (age limit) may be suited.Logical formLearned from2 sentences. An (age limit) may undergo an abolition.Logical formLearned from2 sentences. A process can be for an abolition of (export subsidies).Logical formLearned from2 sentences. Developing countries may want an abolition of (export subsidies).Logical formLearned from2 sentences. A services-bureau may undergo an abolition.Logical formLearned from2 sentences. Public servant may recommend an abolition of a services-bureau.Logical formLearned from2 sentences. Some peculiarity can be an abolition of a (death penalty).Logical formLearned from2 sentences. (Emergency courts) may undergo an abolition.Logical formLearned from2 sentences. Withholding may undergo an abolition.Logical formLearned from2 sentences. Opposition may call for an abolition of seats.Logical formLearned from2 sentences. Recommendations can be for an abolition of an economic system.Logical formLearned from2 sentences. A trial may turn into a plea to (abolition capital punishment).Logical formLearned from2 sentences. A plea can be to (abolition capital punishment).Logical formLearned from2 sentences. An abolition of a ban may spur (livestock production).Logical formLearned from2 sentences.