Sentence examples for scrapping of section from inspiring English sources

Last time in his chat with Major he was pleading fruitlessly for the scrapping of Section 28.

Virgin Media says that the digital economy bill has completely ruled out retransmission fees being introduced following the scrapping of section 73.

The House of Lords is due to debate repeal on February 7th.The scrapping of Section 28 was not expected to be controversial.

While ITV heralds the scrapping of section 73 as a major victory for PSBs, the government said that it does not want retransmission fees levied on pay-TV operators.

More telling is the fact that when Lady Young led the campaign against Tony Blair's scrapping of section 28 in 2000, Thatcher made her support known by sitting next to Young in the Lords for the vote.

Gay marriage is part of an unstoppable sequence of social reforms that began with the lowering of the age of consent, the scrapping of Section 28 and the go-ahead for civil partnerships under the last Labour government.

As a part of the scrapping process, sections of 150 mm thick steel plate were recovered from Vanguard and used for the shielding of the whole body monitor at the Radiobiological Research Laboratory (now DSTL) at Alverstoke, Gosport in Hampshire, England.

In the last three years, Hans Werner Kilz, editor in chief of Süddeutsche Zeitung, has presided over a reduction in his staff to 307, from 425, the closing of a regional edition in Düsseldorf, and the scrapping of a section devoted to news from Berlin.

But as lawmakers hear complaints from business leaders and constituents, several have become more willing to discuss changing, clarifying or in some cases scrapping sections of the law governing schools, government transactions and several of the law's stiff penalty provisions.

One amendment would scrap a section of the penal code that allows for judges to show leniency in capital punishment cases.

The government's proposal seems to have taken these concerns on board: It suggests scrapping Section 24 while protecting the names of places, people, and their intellectual property.