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It was armed with a powerful new tool: the 2005 Criminal Justice Act, which effectively scrapped the rule of double jeopardy.
Grade also today effectively scrapped his content-led ITV recovery strategy, unveiled in late 2007, axing revenue growth targets for the company's programme-making and online businesses.
If approved, the measure would effectively scrap a proposal by state education officials to reduce to two years the time teachers are given to earn the degree.
BEIJING — China broadened its show of diplomatic displeasure on Tuesday over a territorial dispute with Japan by effectively scrapping the possibility that Prime Minister Wen Jiabao would meet his Japanese counterpart at the United Nations this week.
The government is out and about this week playing the blame game and picking fights with the states and territories to distract from its plan to effectively scrap needs-based funding.
But critics complain that it effectively scraps longstanding policies intended to curb the spread of nuclear weapons and that it could encourage nations like Pakistan, Iran and North Korea to accelerate their own programs outside international legal structures.
Mr Andrews has previously defended the system that he is now effectively scrapping, telling AMs in September that there were "significant benefits to having ministerial involvement in regulation".
However, the big questions raised by effectively scrapping non-dom status include: Whether there will be a flight of non-doms who paid an estimated £6.2bn in UK tax in 2012-13.
That would effectively scrap the current employer-funded system which, however imperfect, provides health coverage to millions of Americans today.
Most critics, from the left as well as the right, had hoped that the bill would effectively be scrapped and David Cameron would start from a clean slate.
Many critics of the reforms had hoped that the bill would effectively be scrapped and ministers would need to start again.
