Sentence examples for end blanket from inspiring English sources

Among other things, they are urging Prime Minister Antonis Samaras to end blanket protections for workers and unions and to require Greece itself to operate more like a productive modern business.

At the end, a blanket is produced for a graceful piece of fund-raising.

The new ones included pledges to reform the pension system and to end the blanket subsidising of households through cheap rent, maintenance and energy charges.

The government will also try to end a blanket ban on iron-ore exports, which was imposed by the Supreme Court after a series of corruption scams.

"The time has come to end the blanket requirement for everyone to wear robes, but I would be very sad to see that tradition go entirely," he said.

Instead, MPs were enraged by the European court's insistence that we end the blanket ban on the right of prisoners to vote.

A five-judge panel said the UK must now draw up proposals within six months to end the blanket ban on prisoners voting.

Among the overlooked consequences of the disintegration of political allegiance in the UK is the end of blanket public services for all.

Assuming, as seems likely, that the court will not overturn its previous decision in the Hirst case, Britain would then have six months to end the blanket ban on voting by prisoners.

European governments and the Obama administration are this weekend studying a "gamechanging" report on global drugs policy that is being seen in some quarters as the beginning of the end for blanket prohibition.

It has always been open to the British government to end the blanket ban and replace it with a selective ban on certain categories of prisoners, such as the most serious criminals.