Sentence examples for internal scrap from inspiring English sources

The third type of defect is often called "internal scrap".

Internal scrap refers to defects produced in a company that have been identified by in-line or end-of-line inspection.

Once that internal scrap is behind him, and he can go head-to-head against McCain, his polling is going to soar.

But, says a Chinese diplomat, internal scrapping over policy is, at times, "very, very hot".

Australia could delay its mandated target for renewable energy use in a compromise option being considered by the Abbott government as it faces growing internal demands to scrap the policy completely.

Outside the EU treaty, there is the Schengen agreement to scrap internal border controls, which most EU members have now signed (although several, including France, still do not fully apply it).Despite (or because of) these precedents, the notion of flexibility remains highly controversial.

It is part of the preparation for the eastward expansion of the Schengen area, to take in nine new members, due at the end of the year.First signed by five countries in 1985 and incorporated into European Union law in 1997, Schengen aims to scrap internal border controls.

The study follows a decision by Atos, the French IT services giant, to scrap internal emails at the business by 2014.

Finland belongs to the "Schengen" group of EU countries that have scrapped internal border controls; so it is keen that the EU newcomers should build strong external ones.

For countries whose borders had been fought over just 40 years earlier, this was a bold step, but one fundamentally concerned with scrapping internal barriers between nations that enjoyed strong economic and geographical similarities.

Autophagy is the body's internal recycling programme - scrap cell components are captured and the useful parts are stripped out to generate energy or build new cells.