Sentence examples for be discarded by a from inspiring English sources

A regulation, he noted, could be discarded by a future administration.

Regulations that have gone through a formal rulemaking process, such as the Clean Power Plan, typically can't just be discarded by a new incumbent.

He laid bare the fact that all laws were really just words agreed upon, and could be discarded by a large enough group of angry citizens, especially if fronted by a popular leader.

FPs introduced by kWalks can be discarded by a more stringent shortest paths-based algorithm.

Not only does this directly reduce PBIS by publishing more results, but it provides readers with a choice of results if they prefer different definitions (information that would be discarded by a pre-specified hypothesis rule).

Part of the aged objects can be discarded by a variety of degradative processes (Terman et al. 2007) or disposed of in "garbage" structures (Aguilaniu et al. 2003; Stroikin et al. 2005), but the system nevertheless needs to be able to sort out those objects or processes which are functioning best.

Frozen plants were discarded by a worker in Dallas.

Occasionally, Mrs. Song also collected rotten cabbage leaves that had been discarded by a farmer.

They had been discarded by a museum, she said, but he might find them interesting.

On the factory floor is an organ with four ranks of pipes that was discarded by a Masonic hall in Connecticut.

The characters in McGregor's brilliant, excoriating novel inhabit the underbelly of modern urban Britain; they're the alcoholics and addicts, the homeless and the dispossessed, those who have discarded or been discarded by a society that has failed them.