"They go to the threshold of scrapping democracy," he said.

All eight Hotel class submarines were decommissioned for scrapping between 1987 and 1991.

Nascar is already thinking about scrapping a three-year phase-in plan and using the car at every track in 2008.

Most of the turrets have since been transported away for scrapping or resale.

Los Angeles alone has estimated that scrapping the punch cards and buying an electronic system could cost $100 million.

In 1993, the ship was decommissioned, and was sold for scrapping to an Indian company.

The Governor clearly wishes he didn't have to share the judge-picking power, but this arrangement was the price of scrapping the elective system.

We could start by scrapping chief lickspittle Clegg.

Premiums for scrapping vehicles can be effective.

Scrapping the refinery has not put an end to the miasma of lawsuits that have sprung up in its wake.

The Navy sold 'Barbel' to a scrapper who began the process of scrapping her.

She was used as a base ship at Alexandria for the rest of the war and sold for scrapping in October 1946.

Northern Venture was sold for scrapping locally.

The judges said that before scrapping the project in October, the government should have sought the approval of the Nationalist-controlled legislature.

All too often "Political Correctness" results in scrapping a project as too expensive, so that the 99.9% of the public cannot benefit from it.

Scrapping of the line begins.

Scrapping older vessels would reduce the amount of surplus tonnage, and this would then in the long run produce better rates.

Scrapping of the British replacement of the Trident system.

Scrapping of the ATP vehicles commenced a few moths later.

In scrapping the Navy Material Command, he abolished an entire layer of bureaucratic bloat.

She was sold for scrapping to Stanlee Shipbreaking Company on 4 June 1920.

October - Scrapping of Dédalo commenced.

Argus became an accommodation ship at Chatham in December and she was approved for scrapping on 6 May 1946.

Decommissioned in 1920, she was sold for scrapping to a German company but sank off the Netherlands during transit to Germany.

Scrap book - Almost similar to Orkut scrapbook, but has a new Private Scrapping option.

I told them I'd got into a bit of a scrap at school.

Those who came in second were left with table scraps.

But he had not a scrap of information to provide.

Nearly all of what he came upon was in fact scrap.

But what can one do with these scraps of information?

By summer of 1966 all 49 class members had gone for scrap.

I just think a good scrap would clear the air.

Then we need to work on some of the scrap.

He looks down to the scrap of paper in his hands.

He took the table scraps she set out for him every night.

But people are going to know we've been in some sort of scrap.

Going on four or five he was then, a little scrap of a boy.

There was not so much as a scrap of his house.

There will be nothing left of you but scraps, she thought.

But she could call no image to mind, not a scrap.

By God, what a scrap this was going to be!

Every scrap of paper was lost, along with the company's computer system.

As I said, we have people going through every scrap of paper in your father's house and at his office.

He said we had to study every scrap of paper in it.

I had to fight for every scrap of information we got.

I wrote his name down on a scrap of paper.

And you are going to tell me every last scrap of it.

Just the sort you'd want watching your back in a scrap.

Especially when they hear that someone else might be making money off those scraps.

You'd be trying to get every last scrap of information that was going.

Or do we scrap the A-12 and start all over?

I was just about to scrap the whole thing and start over.

Which is why we need to scrap the human rights act.

Right around then, he told his mother to scrap her plans to move West to be with him.

There is no reason to scrap it in these cases.

Told her I might decide to scrap the whole thing.

That's why he has to scrap for access at every turn.

I doubt they'll be able to do much but scrap her.

You'd do such a job on their computer that they'd have to scrap it and start all over again.

But six months later, many of the terms were scrapped.

Why do you think the whole thing needs to be scrapped?

I'm afraid we will have to scrap it and try again.

Both of these may be cut or scrapped next year.

However, the federal government scrapped the plan later in the year.

Most have been scrapped, but 31 are still in use for training.

She was scrapped soon after the end of the war.

The bill should be scrapped and started again from the beginning.

At the end of her service life she was scrapped, in 1979.

She was finally scrapped in 2005 with over 63 years of service.

All three others of the class had already been scrapped by 1988.

"We're a team that will scrap and figure out a way to win."

But if he is or I get heat from any other direction, we scrap the plan.

The effect of the vote was to scrap the legislation.

The project was scrapped in 2003 without anything being built.

Does he think the owners would scrap an entire season?