Feeling that the system took power out of his micromanaging hands, Rumsfeld scrapped it, leaving combat troops during the march to Baghdad dangerously close to being under-equipped, since much of their equipment was still in the process of being shipped when the fighting started.
Flatman, on the other hand, thinks scrapping the selection policy would be a positive step for English rugby.
In the BIG model, aggregate car ownership is endogenous, following from new car acquisitions and from the second hand import, scrapping and net deregistration rates.
In his hands, scrap becomes stylish, but it doesn't come cheap.
Within a few years, the handwriting was on the wall: The International Herald Tribune unceremoniously scrapped the hand-drawn "dingbat" that had squatted between "Herald" and "Tribune" on its front page since 1966 and that originated in the New York Tribune on April 10 , 1866
It was General Ne Win who scrapped left-hand driving, reportedly because his astrologer felt that Burma (as it was then called) had moved too far to the left.
Nevertheless, Maria Luisa R., the new name of the former Minnesotan, remained in Italian hands until she was scrapped in 1952 at Bari.
That they were given the opportunity to show their skills was down to a fine performance from the Wales forwards, who had the upper hand in the scrum and scrapped and tackled their hearts out in the loose.
In hand clutched scrap paper readings "I have gone to New York".
Desperate for respectability and for cash, they worked at whatever trade lay at hand: peddling scrap metal, furs, gloves.
