Sentence examples for he will jettison from inspiring English sources

He will jettison Mr Dunlap's centralised approach, relying more heavily on profit centres; and although he will proceed with Mr Dunlap's plans to outsource production, he will pay more attention to the difficulties of how this should be done.In other words, he will attend to some of the subtleties that the bull-headed Mr Dunlap was unable to master.

It seems unlikely they will jettison Borthwick, whom they have defended so long, and Moody points out that the England captain performed more convincingly at lock in November.

It also sends out a very clear message from the Arts Council about who they will try to save and who they will jettison when the going gets really tough.

(And while DeBlasio will jettison stop-and-frisk, he's volunteered to carry the torch for Bloomberg's weird soda ban).

Whoever wins the election will jettison his campaign promises.

Most of us will jettison plans to go skiing if a deadline looms near.

Then there are real concerns that the plan will jettison efforts to rein in manmade global warming, since whatever nuclear energy's shortcomings, it is low in emissions.

We haven't quite got it yet, but when we do I think it will jettison the show into another level".

Hopefully the State Department under Secretary John Kerry who, as a Senator supported the Mitchell Scholarship and strong US-Europe ties, will jettison the zero-sum approach.

The opposition center-right Liberal-National coalition has declared that, if elected, it will jettison the national fiber-optic rollout, estimated to cost 43 billion Australian dollars (about $39 billion) over several years.

"The trade-through rule protects investors, so I don't think that the S.E.C. will jettison 'best-execution' altogether," said William C. Freund, a former economist at the exchange and a securities professor at Pace University.