Sentence examples for can't scrap from inspiring English sources

But supposing the contracts are signed, what will happen if the Conservatives win and Hunt can't scrap them, but he doesn't want them to continue?

Reformers know they can't scrap it, since that would take a constitutional amendment.

The idea of the bloke is stupid, but if we can't scrap it, let's reboot it like the problematic franchise that it is and always was.

The big press event today mean it can't just scrap the whole thing if it bombs, though.

The review confirms many quangos fulfil such necessary functions – chasing up child maintenance payments, say – that they can't be scrapped.

The other day, grabbing a black-and-white photograph circa 1985 from a shelf, he excitedly pointed out his fuller head of hair and a wooden counter, rich with sentimental value, that Christine and his son, Ron, who work with him in the business, can't wait to scrap.

Of course, Microsoft can't afford to scrap the Online Services Division (well, figuratively afford it, at least).

The wheelie bin next to her is full of confiscated NOS, which is a headache to dispose of as the metal can't be safely scrapped until it's all been de-pressurised.

However, it hasn't scrapped the new changes themselves.

That's because the government still can't decide whether to scrap fixed retirement ages or set a default age of 70 - the two main options put forward in its consultation paper last year.

And BMW can't run a scrap-yard in every city where someone's purchased a car.