Sentence examples for decide to throw out from inspiring English sources

He didn't decide to throw out the statue.

"How," he demands, "can a handful of MPs and lords decide to throw out our history, the material that has documented everything, since we stepped out of the cave?

"I'm also nervous that they might decide to throw out all the existing programs and replace them with these humongous BUILD grants".

If they decide to throw out the absentee ballots, that would swing the election toward Gore, and this would certainly lead to an appeal to the Florida Supreme Court, by Bush citing that the violations were "hypertechnical" and should be excused in accordance with the high court's recent pronouncements.

"If the court does decide to throw out precedent and side with the plaintiffs, it would make this problem significantly worse," Blair Bowie, democracy advocate at U.S. PIRG, said in a conference call to announce the report.

Sometime in the second half of the 19th century, players in New Orleans decided to throw out cards they did not want and draw new ones.

They decided to throw out every practical measure aimed at addressing the structural inequality that has persisted for the last 50 years.

But this time, she decided to throw out some random numbers to the sympathetic bank representative, who responded with "higher" or "lower".

Around 15 to 25 years ago, someone decided to throw out old mug shots, and somehow they wound up outside the department.

The government then commissioned a study on noise but decided to throw out the conclusions of the study because they were "too complicated".

Faced with a test that had such a strong adverse impact on minority applicants, New Haven decided to throw out the results and leave the supervisory positions open.