Sentence examples for need to scrap from inspiring English sources

To get rid of the columns, they need to scrap the 2,000-space 2,000-spacek that they're suparkingg.

Ironically, it may have been international sanctions, intended to punish Iran for its suspect nuclear programme, that at last persuaded its opponents of the need to scrap subsidies.

Most important, the policy makers need to scrap austerity programs that are making it nearly impossible for the European economy and financial system to recover.

First, he says, teachers need to scrap the assumption that science is a public good, due a slice of public funding.

But if responsibility can ultimately be assigned to a human being, its unclear why we would need to scrap the good old fashioned moral system we already have in place.

China would need to scrap capital controls so foreigners could invest in yuan assets and then freely repatriate their capital and income, but the government is wary of moving too quickly.

The Agriculture Department needs to scrap its proposed rules dictating how livestock is bought and sold.

In my view David Cameron needs to scrap the bill, and stop trying to win this battle.

Mr. Museveni needs to scrap the Constitution's obsolete ban on party politics.

No legislation is needed to scrap the convention, simply an executive decision by each party leader.

The country needs to "scrap this law once and for all," he added.