Sentence examples for drop the use of from inspiring English sources

We should therefore drop the use of the term.

The press should drop the use of coy phrases such as "Eve-teasing" when it really means sexual harassment.

Along with the SAT I, the University of California would also drop the use of the ACT test, another standardized test, which students were allowed to submit as an alternative to the SAT I.

Between the time of a morning rehearsal and the evening broadcast, "Hamilton" decided to drop the use of muskets in its production number ("Yorktown"), while the comedian/musician Steve Martin cut a joke that alluded to violence.

Soon afterwards, he followed Cameron into Downing Street and was soon earning his corn by advising the Prime Minister to cancel a Christmas holiday to Thailand during the recession and drop the use of a "vanity" portrait photographer.

The BBC must be fair to Isis in its coverage of the terrorist group, the head of the BBC has said as he rejected calls to drop the use of the term 'Islamic State' in reports.

Results for Rackspace are therefore absent from Figure 9, and we dropped the use of LINPACK for the AWS US East region because we assumed by this stage that figures would be largely comparable to the other two regions.

Personally, I'm dropping the use of the term "illegal immigrant".

Bush administration lawyers continued to validate the programme, but the CIA voluntarily dropped the use of waterboarding after 2005.

Later, some communities dropped the use of the time-consuming vernacular reading and gave the faithful translation aids.

But now it has entirely dropped the use of loans in one pilot program for "ultrapoor" women.