Sentence examples for scrapping order from inspiring English sources

The Interior Ministry report recommends scrapping Order No. 17, the rule that was written by American administrators before Iraqis took over the running of their own government and gives private security companies immunity from Iraqi law.

The carrier, based in Shanghai, said last month it planned sale and leaseback deals on two aircraft to strengthen its cash flow and was considering scrapping orders for nine Boeing 787 Dreamliners.

Many have idled planes, delayed or scrapped orders for new aircraft, and cut jobs.

This exposed overcapacity and led liners to scrap orders, conduct "slow steaming" — whereby ships operate at reduced speeds — or leave ships idle.

Scrapping Special Order 40 would do more harm than good, and would seriously reduce the police's ability to serve the communities hardest hit by the blight of gang violence.

But critics including David Davis, the former shadow home secretary, and Shami Chakrabarti, the Liberty director, have made clear they believe a real opportunity had been missed in not scrapping control orders completely.

Two of Trump's ideas could probably be realized as early as his first day in office: scrapping executive orders issued by Obama — including those that shielded from deportation some immigrants who are here illegally — and appointing a special prosecutor to investigate vanquished Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton.

It has now been scrapped by order of the city's mayor.

The circuit breaker measure designed to provide greater stability was then scrapped in order to provide... er, greater stability.

He also scrapped an order for 60 vehicles running on hydrogen – thought to be the world's biggest initiative of its kind.

On Friday, the Indonesian carrier Garuda became the first airline to scrap its order for the model, blaming a lack of public trust.