Sentence examples for scrap rules from inspiring English sources

He would also scrap rules giving part time workers the same rights to equal pensions and holiday as full time employees.

But he also signalled he did not want to scrap rules giving EU citizens the right to live and work in Britain.

"Ministers are allowing firms to frack under peoples' homes without telling them, and planning to scrap rules to make developers build homes with a low environmental impact.

Charities and consumer bodies representing older people have welcomed the move to scrap rules which allow employers to force staff to retire at age 65.

While in Greece, there's still no breakthrough between the Athens government and its lenders ; ministers are refusing to scrap rules protecting people from having their homes repossessed.

MADRID — When the European Union brought in a new treaty in December, its aim was to scrap rules that rotate stewardship of the bloc among its nations and end the E.U.'s carousel of constantly changing leaders.

Last November, it scrapped rules stating that such retailers needed to partner with a local company.

For example, stemming rising food prices means scrapping rules dictating how food is grown, stored, priced and traded.

Local officials were unhappy when the government scrapped rules that limited the opening hours of whisky houses.

The coalition government has recognised it too, scrapping rules in 2011 that had formerly stopped 16- to 24-year-olds from doing unpaid work while claiming unemployment benefit.

It has faced heavy criticism for dropping a target for state schools to offer at least two hours of PE a week and for scrapping rules over the minimum outdoor space schools must provide for team games.