Sentence examples for were to be discarded from inspiring English sources

Make ready was to be entirely eliminated; the treacherous composition ink rollers were to be discarded.

The sensory aids to religion were to be discarded by those advanced in the spiritual life and by law snatched away from those still weak.

The two judges agreed on 422 terms as related to cognitive processes as well as 2309 unrelated terms that were to be discarded (88% reproducibility).

The corps replied with a letter on its Web site that suggested Professor Bea had taken soil samples from piles that were to be discarded — perhaps knowingly.

Furthermore, if, as he instructed, the pagan idols were to be discarded, that would mean no more revenue from their shrines.

Johnson had planned to invest $200 million to build an airline from assets that were to be discarded in the proposed merger of United Airlines and US Airways, until the government rejected the merger.

If long-standing principles of law and policy are to be discarded so lightly, at least let it be done without his approval.

None of this means, of course, that the broad liberal ideas of the West are to be discarded; just the opposite.

Keith O'Neill, Shrewsbury   If "actress" and other gender-defined titles are to be discarded, what will the Queen have to call herself?

Although a bill in the Senate would allow federal financing for the extraction of more stem cell lines from frozen embryos that are to be discarded, such legislation is unlikely to gather momentum this year.

Second, they acknowledge that if the annual visit is to be discarded, primary care doctors will need to find a more proactive way to monitor their patients' attention to preventive care.