Stop the scrapping, boys!

(c) The disposal by scrapping of 70 remaining armoured personnel carriers

When you get tired of scrapping, you'll see I was right.

Disposal of the remaining assets by scrapping required an additional three weeks thereafter

Before scrapping the vehicles, the mission made a full list of their asset numbers.

Moreover, the Act deals with preservation, scrapping, handing over of and public accessibility to records.

In accordance with the Programme of Action, the Russian Federation had also been actively engaged in seizing, scrapping and destroying arms in illicit circulation.

Item 5 (d) Joint Working Group of the International Labour Organization (ILO), the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and the Basel Convention on Ship Scrapping (decision VII 25)

The IMO secretariat, having regard to the decision of the Conference of the Parties, submitted a note on the abandonment of ships to the Joint Working Group on Ship Scrapping at its first session.

The systematic elimination of small arms and light weapons posed financial problems, and the Government was currently studying the possibility of appealing for foreign assistance to set up new centres for scrapping and destroying illicit weapons.

Spending on automobiles ground to a halt, until government stimulus programs in many countries revived it. But schemes such as public subsidies for scrapping old and fuel inefficient cars simply led many people to re schedule their purchases.

In his memoirs, Greenspan revealed that his favorite economist was Joseph Schumpeter, inventor of the concept of creative destruction. In Greenspan s summary of Schumpeter s thinking, a market economy will incessantly revitalize itself from within by scrapping old and failing businesses and then reallocating resources to newer, more productive ones.

Further to these consultations, the IMO secretariat prepared a note on the abandonment of ships, which was presented to the Joint Working Group of the International Labour Organization, the International Maritime Organization and the Basel Convention on Ship Scrapping, which met in London from 15 to 17 February 2005.

The EU s role in fostering productivity gains, economic growth, and employment should increase, with as much as a quarter of spending from the EU budget devoted to human capital and research. Research spending should be made more effective by scrapping bureaucratic management by the Commission and Council and opening all national research funds to EU wide competition.