Sentence examples for government dump from inspiring English sources

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The government dumped planned changes to section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act in August.

From the other side of the Channel, the French government dumped three thousand tons of chalk containing stearic acid into the oil, hoping it would sink or disperse.

The government dumped its proposed cumulative fee increases of 7.5% by 2021 and moderated its proposal to reduce the student debt repayment threshold to $42,000.

He argues it is not a problem that his government dumped the emissions reduction obligation because the electricity sector will reduce pollution by 26% in "the early 2020s".

To close the deal, the Abbott government dumped a demand that the RET be reviewed every two years – a non-negotiable condition Labor put in the discussions.

Cuts to frontline community legal aid and other services – dumped The government dumped its plan for $25m in cuts to legal aid services which affected Indigenous people and domestic violence victims, among others.

The letter is condemnatory of the Australian government dumping its "rubbish [refugees]" on Nauru, but is also reflective of Nauruans' growing disaffection with their own government, widely seen as a corrupt cabal that has bankrupted the once-wealthy island state.

We learn how the Thames has long been a site of political protest – from Gleitze, who swam to highlight the condition of the urban poor, to Labour politician John Prestcott who swam in the river in 1983 to protest against the government dumping nuclear waste at sea.

The government's dump trucks have been dropping off bodies here since Friday.

She argued vehemently against aerial spraying, which allowed the government to dump pesticides on people's property without their permission.