Sentence examples for be to cancel a from inspiring English sources

An administration official said one way to thin the ranks would be to cancel a Police Academy class, which usually has 1,000 to 2,000 cadets.

Like the Crusader, the V-22 Osprey offers a good example of how difficult it can be to cancel a program that has strong support from all three legs of the "Iron Triangle": the military industry, senior uniformed officers and Congress.

How embarrassing would it be to cancel a televised wedding?

In tough times, the temptation is to cancel a policy and take the cash value.

— is to cancel a party and donate the savings to supporting victims of sexual harassment and abuse.

One of the new mayor's first acts was to cancel a multi-million pound scheme to construct cycle lanes.

That is bad news: it is easier to bin the habit of picking up a newspaper every day than it is to cancel a subscription.

If cheating is found, E.T.S. policy is to cancel a score, but the organization won't say how often that happens, and where.

Downing Street has announced that the government is to cancel a £5.9m contract to provide a training programme for prisons in Saudi Arabia.

The main purpose of the bill is to cancel a 10.6percentt cut in Medicare payments to doctors that took effect on July 1.

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