Sentence examples for scrapped right from inspiring English sources

The Scottish government has already scrapped "right to buy" for new tenants and it will be abolished altogether in 2017.

It's not enough to say he's reviewing it – it's an envy tax and the chancellor should scrap right it now.

Scotland's SNP minority government has already pushed councils back into building and plans to scrap right to buy next year, bringing the policy full circle, says Graeme Brown, director of Shelter Scotland.

I thought when we began the day we were in a great position, but I still saw us having to scrap right to the end because Rahul Dravid gives nothing away.

A vote for them is a vote for higher taxes for working families, huge giveaways for the rich, scrapping rights at work and charges to see your GP".

This could include scrapping right-to-buy discounts and returning their capital receipts to local authorities to deliver affordable housing, as well as removing the cap on housing revenue account borrowing to unlock new homes.

"David Cameron made a huge mistake when he cut the primary care budget and scrapped the right to a GP appointment in 48 hours".

"Instead Michael Gove has scrapped the right to work experience, set up a 'National' Careers Service that young people have not heard of and got rid of independent careers advice".

But if you can spare the scrap right now, go for it.

Mr Renzi, from Italty's centre-left Democratic Party, has governed under a right-wing programme, scrapping workers' rights regulations and imposing austerity cuts.

Andy Burnham, shadow health secretary, said the prime minister had helped create unprecedented strain on A&Es by scrapping patients' right to see a GP within 48 hours.