Sentence examples for that means dropping from inspiring English sources
Her main promise to voters is that she will not make any radical changes before next year's parliamentary elections.In foreign policy that means dropping the confrontational approach to Russia favoured by Mr Tusk and Radek Sikorski, his foreign minister.
On the Armenian side, that means dropping all preconditions, including demands that Turkey accept that there was an Armenian genocide in 1915.
That means dropping the illusion that politics is about no more than efficient management of the economy: it's about nothing less than competing visions of the good society.
That means dropping the ban on women serving in combat and repealing the insulting "don't ask, don't tell" law that has marginalized gays.
A student who wanders out of Andrew's range, and into Pittsburgh itself, is seamlessly switched to the city's mobile-phone network.Though that means dropping the transmission rate to 19.2 kilobits a second, with a noticeable fall-off in performance, the link between the user and his university is not actually broken.
That means dropping its current prejudice against research that aims to advance hydrocarbon-related technologies.
As budget chairman he had argued that to get the budget to balance, he needed to have Medicare savings go into force earlier, even if that meant dropping the pledge to shield those 55 and over.
In Libya, that meant dropping bombs from the safety of the sky and leaving it worse than it was before.
That meant dropping to 140.5 pounds from 162 in five weeks.
That means drop-offs in viewership are minimal.
Both the United States and Britain insist that they want all investigations to end by next year, and British diplomats have said that will mean dropping the Tutsi investigations.
