"abandon policy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a policy that has been ended due to changing circumstances. For example, "The government's policy of subsidizing solar energy was abandoned due to budget constraints."
The way government institutions used their political opportunities, such as the EU, to adopt and then abandon policies and legislation had a negative impact on desegregation practices.
I'm not afraid of people saying, it's a backdown, or a backflip, an agile government is prepared to abandon policies that don't work.
"It's time to reverse the cycles of violence that occur wherever 'drug wars' are undertaken, and to abandon policies that exacerbate suffering".
Reprints Related items Drug mergers: Abandoned at the altarApr 29th 2004 France, America and D-Day: Norman conquestApr 29th 2004For another thing, the prime minister is under political pressure to be more socially-minded, and abandon policies that seem liberal.
It is true that early in his term, Mr. Obama promised to abandon policies of his predecessor, George W. Bush, on issues like the military prison in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, and a foreign policy in Iraq and elsewhere that Mr. Obama described as unilateral.
Regardless of laws in individual states, federal officials and local police departments need to abandon policies that evaluate officers based on numerical arrest goals, which encourage petty arrests, along with illegal stops that violate the Fourth Amendment.
It is time for responsible leaders in the U.S. House of Representatives to end this hostage crisis abandon policies meant to cause an American apocalypse.
Some fear for a "robot arms race," as the high tech militaries of the world abandon policies of restraint and pursue ruthless development.
If we're serious about improving educational opportunities, we need to revisit the abandoned policy of school integration.
In peddling unsubstantiated claims of collusion between Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, Democrats unfortunately seem eager to join Trump in abandoning policy for posturing.
Being one, I would like to suggest a return to an apparently abandoned policy of briefly stating the credentials of any writer who is not on staff.
