The plans were discarded.

The plans were discarded.

His plan was discarded.

They discarded unnecessary things.

Paracetamol was then quickly discarded in favor of phenacetin.

Some people in both countries viewed the security alliance as a Cold War relic to be discarded.

If those observations or results contradict the predictions, the theory is discarded, or at least must be modified.

These are frozen and many if not most are discarded.

An urban dwelling made from discarded materials and found furniture.

If the test is positive, the pregnancy can be terminated, or, in the case of pre implantation diagnosis, the embryo will be discarded.

Unfortunately, many of the most benevolent provisions have since been discarded.

Third, sanctions should not be discarded, but they should be interpreted as a means of pressure rather than as a mere prelude to war.

The value of improvisation in the face of novel threats does not imply that existing rules should be peremptorily discarded.

Reliance on financial institutions internal models, the major focus of the Basel II agreement on banking regulation, should be discarded.

Not just parts but the whole of the Imperial Rescript on Education should be discarded. should not be revived as a teaching guide for moral education.

But harvesting stem cells from very early stage embryos that will in the end be discarded is, in my view, ethically distinct from abortion.

As communism was discarded, so was the concept of the state as an agent around which our collective interests and ambitions could be organized.

But harvesting stem cells from very early stage embryos that will in the end be discarded is, in my view, ethically distinct from abortion.

And we will be vigilant so that any attempt to invalidate the law are discarded and so that it is observed to the letter.

With his public bluntness, he has discarded his prior coyness and deprived himself of deniability.

The global free market is about to join communism in history's museum of discarded utopias.

Putin has discarded former President Dmitri Medvedev s concept of a partnership for modernization with the West.

People no longer discarded me as the class clown. I was now winning the class trophies.

But I do believe that, for these canards to be discarded, Russia and Ukraine must open themselves to global competition, not isolate themselves with each other.

Desperate to hold onto power, Pervez Musharraf has discarded Pakistan s constitutional framework and declared a state of emergency.

In the Palestinian case, with the lack of the kind of leadership that Arafat provided, the radical wing, Hamas, cannot be discarded from the process leading to Palestinian statehood.

In the Palestinian case, with the lack of the kind of leadership that Arafat provided, the radical wing, Hamas, cannot be discarded from the process leading to Palestinian statehood.

Note that numbers that will be discarded by a step are still used while marking the multiples in that step, e.g., for the multiples of 3 it is , , , , ..., , ..., so care must be taken dealing with this.

On the death of Stalin in 1953, the lyrics, which mentioned him by name, were discarded during the process of destalinization and the anthem continued to be used without words.

Now Russianness itself seems to lack a secure foundation, for it is but a hollow shell of discarded state symbols.

The Zen approach discarded all of the contradictory teachings of the various schools of Buddhism people belonged to in Japan.

And in a space where my vitality is neither disrespected, ignored nor discarded, I, as a black woman, can thrive.

Of course, such concerns are quickly discarded when countries become rich and local workers no longer want to perform menial jobs.

Of course, such concerns are quickly discarded when countries become rich and local workers no longer want to perform menial jobs.

Because each and every day at our recycling plants around the world we handle about one million pounds of people's discarded stuff.

Some would manage e waste at one of the handful of sophisticated smelters that can recover precious metals from discarded electronic devices.

Making matters worse, while we discarded the finer elements of our traditional culture, we failed to absorb the better aspects of modern civilization.

IVF is inefficient so extra embryos are produced in case they are needed. These are frozen and many if not most are discarded.

So here we have it. We have a situation where the basic safeguards of integrity and accountability and transparency have all been discarded.

For example, officials recently declared that judicial independence and the separation of powers are colonial legacies that should be discarded, with China s government and Hong Kong s chief executive, not the local courts, calling all the shots.

This does not include billions of fish caught illegally nor unwanted fish accidentally caught and discarded, nor does it count fish impaled on hooks as bait.

In the new economic world, many more occupations may follow the route of discarded local musicians, resulting in wealth concentrations on a vastly greater scale than before.

Alas, when orthodox genetics was discarded in favor of the ruling ideological doctrines, as was done by Stalin's favorite Trofim Lysenko (1898 1976), the results were disastrous.

When I got home the ants were gone, but some other critter had strewn garbage all over the kitchen, with a discarded mackerel carcass as the centrepiece.

Reliance on financial institutions internal models, the major focus of the Basel II agreement on banking regulation, should be discarded. That strategy has now been exposed as perilous, and the use by financial institutions of similar risk models can lead to greater instability.