Sentence examples for work scrapped from inspiring English sources

Italy, where 880,000 Romanians already work, scrapped its remaining labour restrictions on Romanians and Bulgarians in January last year.

His conservative Liberal-National coalition would get to work scrapping the country's unpopular emissions trading plan, crack down on the record number of asylum seekers arriving in Australia in dangerous boats and dump a tax on mining company profits on the first day of his administration, he told a crowd of triumphant supporters Saturday.

After working for three days on the backing track, the work was scrapped and replaced with a new recording.

New works were scrapped for the newest adaptation of The Hunger Games: The Musical and theatrical legends had been replaced with My Fair Lady starring Kim Kardashian (note: I would pay very good money to see that).

Nonetheless, the grinding work of scrapping old laws and creating an open, commercial climate that attracts foreign investors cannot be completed overnight.

He pledged to get France back to work, to scrap exorbitant public-sector privileges, to cut taxes and to set free a strangled labour market.

Hendy himself is supposed to be tackling its five-year "plan" – one that looks increasingly like a back-of-the-envelope builder's quote – to see what other rail work needs scrapping to come in under budget.

Alexander Medvedev, the deputy chairman, attacked "unreasonable criticism" from Poland and central European states over Russia's planned Baltic Sea pipeline.A cross-party group of MPs has called on the British government to work towards scrapping the Common Agricultural Policy, in favour of a rural policy.

They had to work and scrap their way up from the bottom of the ladder.

In 2012 the post-study work visa was scrapped, which had earlier allowed students like Prachi to stay on for a further two years to find work.

The post-study work visa was scrapped in 2012.