Sentence examples for dropping the idea from inspiring English sources
For starters, they propose partially dropping the idea of "safe harbour" – the concept that a service provider is not responsible for what its customers do with their service.
To get the Russians behind tougher sanctions you'll have to give them something big, like dropping the idea of missile defence for Europe.One new idea you bring to the table is the offer of direct talks.
But the fact that he did not spend anything else on the familiar trappings of a campaign, like a campaign staff, suggest that he is either waiting until the last minute to decide or dropping the idea.
Among other things, they suggest dropping the idea that a body of clerics should vet future laws.Even without such internal pressure, the Brotherhood appears to be maturing as it ceases to be the main target of state repression.
twitter.com/philbarker Local councils are a window onto climate change idiocy However, I do not agree with dropping the idea of "listing buildings": energy efficiency and a great listed building must not be a contradiction.
Sure Osborne looked pleased with himself, as he always does, but he made Darling admit that Labour was dropping the idea of a "death tax" to pay for long term care, and fess up to nicking the Conservative plan to raise the threshold on stamp duty in last week's budget.
He dropped the idea of selflessness.
He was persuaded to drop the idea.
He eventually drops the idea.
We hope the mayor drops the idea.
As a result, Regeni dropped the idea.
