Sentence examples for has already discarded from inspiring English sources
OPEC has already discarded an informal agreement to automatically raise production by 500,000 barrels a day if the 20-day average price climbed above $28.
A government-formed panel tasked with saving the Leadbeater's possum is hopelessly conflicted and has already discarded proposals to change logging practices that are driving the animal to extinction, conservationists have claimed.
"We even hope to recycle some of the slag that the company has already discarded, which covers almost one square mile of land," says Zhou. Park and Zhou's technology grew out of their research in carbon capture and sequestration, which involves converting CO2 into carbonate minerals for storage.
So, yes, I'm used to dealing with clients that society has already discarded, already convicted, and being able to convince [jurors] that maybe everything the government and the press says is not 100percentt accurate.
As many doctors point out, since medicine has already discarded the vast majority of the Hippocratic oath, why adhere to the sentence about poisoning, which probably was aimed at reminding physicians not to allow themselves to be enlisted in murder plots?
His grandfather, Benjamin, had already discarded Orthodoxy in favour of the Reform movement and joined a Mayfair synagogue.
West had already discarded two diamonds, so South carefully played a diamond to her ace before trumping a third spade with dummy's heart ace.
Another purchaser, Simon Stevens, was implicated in the "Hall Carbine" affair, in which the government unknowingly repurchased arms it had already discarded as uselessly obsolete.
Roosevelt and Churchill, however, had already discarded the Morgenthau Plan for the postwar treatment of Germany; and Yalta found no comprehensive formula to replace it.
