Sentence examples for disapplying from inspiring English sources

Disapplying the Programme of Study That's why I am announcing today that the Department for Education is opening a consultation on withdrawing the existing National Curriculum Programme of Study for ICT from September this year.

This means freedom and autonomy Disapplying the ICT programme of study is about freedom.

A Foreign Office minister, Douglas Hogg, who talked of the act "disapplying" UK law, was asked by one MP whether it could ever be employed to authorise "lethal force".

Gove's plan to disapply the attainment targets mean that we can look beyond levelling and APP to a more granular can-do approach to assessment, reflecting the emphasis on unit testing in agile development and borrowing some of the tight feedback and goal-orientation of video games and applying these to the classroom.

Alison Thorpe is seeking to disapply the normal rules because her daughter is in an abnormal situation.

12 The order specifically disapplies the usual rule which provides that, where a third party who did not attend the hearing is served with the order, it is entitled to ask to see the materials presented to the judge.

Raab has long argued that it is possible to disapply Strasbourg case law and remain within the ECHR and the Council of Europe.

If Gove goes ahead and "disapplies" the ICT programmes of study, we have an opportunity to tailor what we teach as well as how we teach to the needs, enthusiasms and aspirations of each learner – to ask, "What would you like to learn?" and then to help each find ways to teach themselves and one another.

Lord Justice Bean and Mr Justice Collins declared that section 1 of the act "does not lay down clear and precise rules providing for access to and use of communications data" and should be "disapplied".

They are not applied or disapplied depending on the situation one finds oneself in.

MI6 regularly requests foreign secretaries to "disapply" UK law in order to protect its officers from being prosecuted or sued in the UK as a result of their operations overseas.