Sentence examples for scrap policies from inspiring English sources

They also called on governments to revise or scrap policies that they said contributed to the problems, like government mandates for biofuels, export restrictions and subsidies for wealthy farmers.

Explaining the shares surge, Nigel Harrison at Edison Investment Research said: "The most likely thing is that the government at long last has decided to do something about the scrapping policy".

He will have to scrap the policies at some point in the future amidst a major crisis, so he might as well do so now.

At a forum sponsored by the union in Midtown Manhattan, several candidates pledged to scrap signature policies of Mr. Bloomberg, including his A-through-F grading system for schools and his support for housing charter schools inside existing school buildings.

The report recommends that the government start targeting high priority areas for testing and new wells, and scrap the policies that allow political representatives influence in deciding who gets help.

The UN committee against torture, which issued its third report for Hong Kong in December (pdf), is one of many human rights groups calling on the immigration department to scrap these policies.

Historically, its "structural adjustment programs" forced many poor countries to scrap welfare policies and pursue privatisations under the so-called "Washington Consensus", exacerbating economic inequalities.

The prime minister should step in and scrap this policy.

The SNP previously advocated withdrawal from Nato but narrowly voted to scrap the policy in 2012.

Even former Liberal Treasurer Peter Costello has said the Coalition should scrap the policy.

Democrats in Congress have tried, unsuccessfully, to pass legislation to scrap the policy.