Sentence examples for proposing to scrap from inspiring English sources

Now, Mr. Roth is proposing to scrap the zoning district and the development rights transfer.

An earlier version suggested incorrectly that the Liberal Democrats were proposing to scrap bus passes for better-off pensioners.

And the government is proposing to scrap the Consumer Credit Act's £25,000 limit and to get rid of its various exemptions so that it covers all credit agreements.In March, the government plans to revise the rules on extortionate credit.

This week Sacyr's boardmembers gave in and accepted the lower dividend.However, the Socialist Party is now proposing to scrap such bylaws, another of which has limited ACS's say at Iberdrola.

Government "sherpas" preparing for the Busan meeting are proposing to scrap the global aid monitoring system that gives donors an incentive to remain honest and improve the quality of their aid.

House Republicans presented their plan to Mr. Obama, proposing to scrap his $500 a worker tax credit in favor of cutting the lowest income tax rates, which they said would put more money in the pockets of most taxpayers.

Leveson proposes to scrap, or radically to remake, the Press Complaints Commission, about which, until now, the press itself has had amusingly few complaints.

LONDON — The British government on Thursday proposed to scrap a much-criticized rule that allows employers to require workers to retire when they turn 65.

The Government proposes to scrap the penalties, which Jeremy Hunt has described as a "perverse incentive" for doctors to work unsafe hours.

Accusations of self-interest were cast at the Tremonti Law in 1994; similar ones were thrown last month, when the new minister proposed to scrap death duties.

Earlier this year Devon county council proposed to scrap funding to its domestic violence support services; after vigorous campaigning from women's groups a 42% cut was imposed instead.