Sentence examples for going to scrap from inspiring English sources

Following a consultation last year, the government announced that it was going to scrap it.

And the government was going to scrap disability living allowance for those in care homes.

You will get a lot of votes if you say you're going to scrap these baseline tests".

The other thing that rallied Heliópolis to Ms Rousseff's cause was the (unfounded) rumour that her opponent was going to scrap Bolsa Família, Brazil's conditional cash-transfer programme.

We will work at this, we're going to scrap and claw for them so we can have something to be proud of at the end of the season.

Which all sounds pretty much in line with Tomlinson's report, but there's one major difference: the government is definitely not going to scrap A-levels and GCSEs.

Two inspectors, he said, acting on information from the Netherlands, went to scrap yards in Jordan last week and found 20 more such engines in addition to tagged processing equipment such as chemical reactors, heat exchangers and a solid propellent mixing bowl.

I'd go to lumber yards, I'd go to scrap yards, I'd see to it that there was a lot of material around so people could begin to make associations and build things.

The final straw came when it emerged that Seattle was going to have to scrap all Pronto's equipment to move forward with its expansion plans.

BOTH presidential candidates have been criticized for failing — at Tuesday's debate and previously — to name any promises or plans they're going to have to scrap because of the bailout and the failing economy.

"If we want to call this a ditching, we're going to have to scrap everything we've done in the past," said Bob Breneman, a manager at the F.A.A., who argued that the event qualified as a success.