Sentence examples for thinking of removing from inspiring English sources

On the BBC website there is an enlightening recording of Danny Alexander, Chief Secretary to the Treasury, being interviewed about reports that the Government was thinking of removing the 50p top rate of tax.

The script included the seemingly impossible stage direction "They cross the Andes," and when Shaffer offered to change it, Dexter swiftly replied: "If you are thinking of removing that, I am not doing the play".

Newsweek recently reported that one co-producer, Daniel Holton-Roth, said he was thinking of removing his name from the project for fear it would be a puff piece; he did not return repeated telephone messages over several days, and both Mr. Butler and Mr. Samuels denied he had raised such concerns.

His "new political thinking" consisted of removing ideology from foreign and security policy-making and arguing that all states were interdependent.

(The lack of a flunky thinking to remove or switch off the live microphone is symptomatic of the stupidity in the Brown camp).

These parties have opted to suggest blue-sky thinking by removing the roof of their vehicle.

This way of thinking removed all distinctions between natural (fact-based) truths and supernatural (spiritual) myths.

Ms. Marks, she said, counseled her to "take the 'e' out" of her thinking (meaning remove her emotions), and they decided to forgo such a step.

For instance, the dimension of "Peer Interactions" was shortened to include just three attributes, and the dimension of "Transdisciplinary Thinking" was removed entirely as the panelists overwhelmingly believed its two attributes belonged within the dimension of "Authentic Approach and Tasks," which was relabeled as "Transdisciplinary Approach".

Business thinking is about removing ambiguity and driving results.

Item 11 'Uncertainty about the future' was not considered by participants as part of Indigenous ways of thinking and was removed; "We don't plan for the future.