Sentence examples for service scrapped from inspiring English sources

Stewart has helped recreate the Connexions careers service scrapped by the last government, creating support for schools that now advise children on their career paths.

Some say the changes, which are seeing GP-led groups, called clinical commissiong groups (CCGs), take charge of the NHS budget and two tiers of management in the health service scrapped, are unnecessary at a time when the health service is facing so many challenges.

The same question might have been posed a century earlier when the US Government, having bought a large fleet of electric trucks as transport for its new Parcel Post service, scrapped the metal and the technology and joined the rest of the country in hailing Henry Ford's internal combustion engine.

The full package of cuts, drawn up by Mr Stewart and his cabinet over the past six weeks, will see services scrapped, others shared and some "dramatically reorganised".

So once the Connexions service was scrapped, nothing happened.

For the first time since military service was scrapped in 2001, the army is near full strength.

Furthermore, there is no mention of the service being scrapped in the BIS settlement in the spending review and autumn statement, commonly known as the "blue book", which sets out in more detail how the chancellor's plans are to be realised.

The cab side was given a representation of the medal and its ribbon, which was displayed until the engine was withdrawn from service and scrapped in the late 1960s.

Virtually ignored in last week's national debate on the US military surge was a report by military experts recommending that the Iraqi police service be scrapped because of its brutal sectarian character.

Two years after public and legal pressure prompted Craigslist.org, the San Francisco-based online classifieds service, to scrap its "erotic services" section, visitors and revenue have soared on other classified Web sites, according to the Advanced Interactive Media Group, a consulting firm for the classified advertising market.

The undercover police operation into the Liberal MP Cyril Smith and a member of the intelligence services was scrapped shortly after detectives moved to make arrests after securing evidence of abuse, a police source told BBC's Newsnight programme.