be scrapped

And only a few people on the Labour left think the thing should be scrapped altogether, which would at least be neat.

If the appliance is to be scrapped, it must be entrusted exclusively to a specialist waste disposal company.

Though the plan had to be scrapped in the end, GM tried earlier this year to position China as a factory floor for the U.

But the BBC has decided that the second role has become something of a luxury and will be scrapped from 2014.

If every nightclub and street corner is now to be scrapped over by small-time retailers, it will do nothing to make Mexico's cities safer.

Officials have been forced to halt the plans, and say the plant will be scrapped if it fails to meet environmental standards.

The parts also need maintenance, security, space, etc. , and if the business needs change enough, the parts have to be scrapped.

A policy belonging to reimplemented or deprecated services can be scrapped to preserve the long-term viability of the solution.

Some accounting experts have called for the clause to be scrapped, leaving companies to assert that the accounts were "fairly presented" .

Teachers will tomorrow call for homework for primary school children to be scrapped as a waste of time for children and teachers.

Otherwise, the boardroom is best treated as an institutional anachronism that deserves to be scrapped.

If these types of defects are caught pre-reflow, the component can be reused in most cases, while post-reflow it must be scrapped .

It should have been obvious that the plan would have to be scrapped.

cutting the abnormal section with a die to recycle the flexible flat cable to be scrapped.

This month two high-profile deals had to be scrapped, after buyers walked away, blaming credit markets and the falling growth outlook.

But on other occasions, material surfaces that requires entire chapters of the official record to be scrapped.

Labour laws that help make Indian workers as costly to employers as much better-paid Chinese ones need to be scrapped.

These sources added that the initiative is still in flux and could be scrapped altogether.

National examinations for under-16s should be scrapped according to a teaching standards watchdog calling for a radical overhaul of testing.

Permanent school exclusions unfairly punish vulnerable children and should be scrapped, an independent think tank warns today.

It will be harder to get yourself and your employees pumped up about a product that may be scrapped in two months.

However, many of the tax breaks that might be scrapped were created to encourage investment.

Some of this product will be reworkable and part of the product will need to be scrapped.

Arvind Panagariya, professor of economics at Columbia University, has called for the indicators to be scrapped.

To do this, some of the many tax breaks firms enjoy would need to be scrapped.

The number of directly elected seats could be increased and Legco's split-voting system could be scrapped.

The prime minister also said that prescription charges would be scrapped from next year for those battling cancer.

With small portion to be scrapped rimming steel has a high yield of good steel.

Yukio Ueno branch that has entered the stable state of low-temperature stopped for Unit 5 and 6 will also be scrapped.

The revised law also says that fees will be scrapped, but does not suggest who will pay for the policy.

Professional replacement is needed at the power line is damaged, or should be scrapped.

But Mr Kan had already said this commitment should be scrapped.

Hence the amendment should be scrapped immediately after Russia joins.

Labour's beloved ID cards are to be scrapped, thank heavens, as is the third runway for Heathrow airport.

Capacity will be lower, so exports, which accounted for about a quarter of output, will be scrapped.

If not, will the whole project need to be scrapped or require major rework?

An excessive "public support test" that hampered eligibility will be scrapped.

Mr McCain argued that the tariff on imported ethanol of 54 cents per gallon should be scrapped.

It is a drop in the ocean. But, hell, the tax credit is a waste of public money and should be scrapped.

Such is the public outcry that the plan might yet be scrapped.

But, hell, the tax credit is a waste of public money and should be scrapped.

Few expect the A400M to be scrapped, but any profit for Airbus is also a remote prospect.

Dr Kissinger agreed with Mao that the minutes be scrapped.

At some point, however, carbon-fibre cars will be scrapped. Steel and aluminium is easy to recycle, but carbon fibre is tricky.

The stamp duty on stock purchases will be scrapped and government money will be used to buy shares to support the market, state media said.

Should the series get fast-tracked for a 2012-2013 TV season spot, the film sequel will be scrapped.

It is obvious that the plan should be scrapped.

If a solution cannot be found, Section 92 will be scrapped.

The cap should be scrapped.

But when I suggest it be scrapped she looks shocked.

Old gears backlash is greater than 2. 5 mm shall be scrapped in pairs.

Just this month, for example, a controversial Polish highway contract with a Chinese vendor will be scrapped.

Predictions are that 28, 000 jobs will be scrapped, including 16, 000 police officers (almost an eighth of their current strength).

the plan for slum clearance had to be scrapped for lack of funds but it is hoped the new government still restore the necessary funds

Handle the nonconforming cases in production, evaluate and confirm products to be scrapped or repaired;

Special Permit for Processing with Supplied Materials to be Scrapped

100% of product have to be scrapped, or repair time exceeds one hour