Sentence examples for cannot jettison from inspiring English sources
And the party cannot jettison its most charismatic politician.
But in a book on evolution, one cannot exactly jettison Darwin or the Galápagos.
Critics of that view say the one feature of the Kyoto treaty that cannot be jettisoned is a ceiling on emissions.
"It takes time for anyone to get up to speed, and right now time is our most precious commodity in Afghanistan". If Obama believes the current counterinsurgency strategy for Afghanistan is the right one, then he cannot afford to jettison McChrystal, Fick said.
Centralisation of contracts, procurement processes, budgetary controls, recruitment, and the management of education was introduced to initiate savings and cannot be instantly jettisoned.
A tactical compromise therefore will only be putting off the inevitable as the regime cannot afford to simply jettison its nuclear ambitions.
Clause 43, a controversial measure which would have allowed organisations to use "orphan works" – content whose owners cannot be found – has been jettisoned.
We cannot write about these things because technology has jettisoned our imagination, and therefore cauterized language.
If banks cannot recoup that money, he added, they may be forced to jettison unprofitable customers.
Her vision means that "single format" businesses, those that cannot be turned into a multi-platform operation, are being jettisoned.
