Sentence examples for would have scrapped from inspiring English sources

The rethink, which would have scrapped spending on agricultural subsidies, ran into heavy opposition and stalled.

If I were them I would have scrapped the whole thing and just reported live from Greece.

The government would have scrapped the bank had it not been blocked by the upper house of parliament.

But, his camp argues, had he not intervened, the government would have fallen and the Troika would have scrapped the bailout he had so painstakingly negotiated.

He had even voted for an amendment, offered by his Republican colleague Jeff Sessions, of Alabama, that would have scrapped Corker's work of many months with Warner.

A Conservative MP has insisted he was "speaking up for carers" when he deliberately blocked a new law that would have scrapped car parking charges at hospitals for carers.

Having survived that ordeal, many writers would've scrapped historical fiction forever, especially historical fiction populated by a profusion of illustrious people.

"The normal course of events would be to have scrapped that stuff during the Second World War scrap drive," said George King, a steam engineer at the Mystic Seaport maritime museum in Connecticut.

Earlier this week the department of culture, media and sport said that no decision would be taken on how the IFNCs should be financed until 2012 – by which time an incoming Tory government would most likely have scrapped the scheme anyway.

If he had failed the aircraft would have been scrapped.

A more rational EU would have simply scrapped it.