Sentence examples for should not be scrapped from inspiring English sources

These taxes should not be scrapped at all.

The Tories argue that hereditary peers should not be scrapped except as part of a broader reform of the Lords.But discussions earlier this year between the government and the Conservatives have broken down.

Penalty rates are a fundamental part of the safety net for low-paid workers and should not be scrapped, Labor argues in a submission to the Fair Work Commission.

The British government has argued that the individual's right to choice on the opt-out should not be scrapped, pointing out that more than a million people would lose out on paid overtime if they had to stop working extra hours.

But United are in a different financial stratosphere and should not be scrapping for survival, requiring a win if PSV Eindhoven in third in their group secure their expected victory over CSKA Moscow.

Some government ministers are beginning to wonder whether the Alliance for Jobs should not be quietly scrapped before it is blown asunder.The sheer cost of labour in industry, it is the world's highest is arguably the biggest single obstacle to job-creation.

They won't be scrapping the schemes.

"To be sure, the proposed rule is not perfect, but it should not be delayed or scrapped," the letter said.

We should not be rushing to scrap diesel cars when they clearly make a considerable contribution to reducing carbon emissions in the UK.

BBC cricket correspondent and former England bowler Jonathan Agnew believes it was the right decision to end his tour but insists the Middlesex paceman should not be thrown on the scrap heap for good.

Leading university groups reacted angrily to the proposals, with one saying higher education should not be made to foot the bill for scrapped Government funding schemes.