Sentence examples for needed to scrap from inspiring English sources

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

Speaking after the general election won by the Conservative party, Bennett said Britain needed to scrap first-past-the-post voting and introduce a proportional system.

It is not yet clear whether Mr Bush is prepared to invest the huge amount of political capital needed to scrap existing arms programmes and invest in new ones.

Netanyahu also repeated his view, shared by Trump, that world powers needed to scrap or rewrite the 2015 accord with Tehran that curbs Iran's nuclear weapons ambitions in return for economic sanctions relief.

But he has also needed to scrap for victory at times, as he did to edge out Fowler and Phil Mickelson at the US PGA last year.

Japan, by contrast, needed to scrap its antiquated banking system, migrate half of its industrial work force into new-technology exploits and open up its service economy to foreign competition.

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.

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

The country needs to "scrap this law once and for all," Boehner said.