His plan was discarded.

Or find expensive components from discarded electronics?

In other words, it appears to me that the issue of removing or including the words and non proliferation either was not discussed or was discarded.

Discarded and abandoned fishing nets are catching and killing marine turtles.

All being discarded, perfectly edible, because they're the wrong shape or size.

As you know, a lot of organs are actually discarded, not used.

Millions of tons of discarded fishing nets, gear that continues to kill.

We need to feel confident that treaties and agreements entered into are not discarded.

No regular regional or national scientific data is available on lost or discarded fishing gear.

No women like to wear a dress that another discarded. With men, they're not so choosy.

Fish, 40 to 60 percent of European fish are discarded at sea, they don't even get landed.

And then I show you a little drawing you see, you remember that old thing I discarded?

Once discarded or lost, the fishing gear remains in the marine environment, with negative economic and environmental impacts.

The view was expressed that in its discussions with respect to article 14 of the draft instrument, the Working Group had considered and discarded the concept of overriding obligations in the draft instrument.

Evaluation of those parts of the FAO Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries that deal with lost or discarded fishing gear

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

The trouble began at the end of the Cold War, when the collapse of a bankrupt communist ideology was complacently interpreted as the triumph of the market. As communism was discarded, so was the concept of the state as an agent around which our collective interests and ambitions could be organized.

In part owing to low numbers of complaints from individuals, an initial decision to verify the indigenous agreement via a case based approach was eventually discarded in favour of analysing broad situations illustrative of patterns of discrimination in society.

Consumption of finished steel is smaller than production of crude steel due to losses in production of finished products (the discarded material is recycled).

Typically, a majority of these were discarded munitions that had been kicked out' of their purpose built storage areas during bombings throughout the war.

Discarded fishing nets and other gear, such as plastics, constitute a significant danger to marine mammals and turtles in Australia's region and more generally.

In Central and Eastern Europe 20 years ago, comprehensive change demanded that all political and economic institutions be discarded, altered, or built anew a complete change in society s hardware was required. But the ecological revolution has less need for new institutions.

Ms. Chung accessed the bank trash and collected personal information from discarded bank records for the purpose of opening bank accounts in another country (identity theft).

We actually take donor organs, organs that are discarded, and we then can use very mild detergents to take all the cell elements out of these organs.

Marine debris, also referred to as marine litter, is any persistent, manufactured or processed solid material discarded, disposed of or abandoned in the marine and coastal environment.

Ghost fishing, through lost or discarded nets and lost underwater traps, kills thousands of tonnes of fish that might otherwise have found their way to the market.

However, the trade impact and the extent to which a measure with other intended beneficiaries also benefits service suppliers cannot be discarded a priori and requires further assessment.

In the early 1990 s, many Americans regarded Japan as an economic threat. Some people in both countries viewed the security alliance as a Cold War relic to be discarded.

Counsel argued that, in accordance with article 125h, paragraph 2, read in conjunction with section 218, of the Code of Criminal Procedure, the evidence obtained unlawfully should have been discarded.

The Panel was concerned that claimants in this instalment, who learned of their eligibility to file a claim more than a decade after Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait, would face unique obstacles in accessing primary business records, as these records may have been discarded or lost years ago.

Marine litter (e.g. discarded fishing gear) could be one issue for strengthened cooperation between the FAO Regional Fishery Bodies and the UNEP Regional Seas Programme in various parts of the world.

On the contrary, financial and economic insecurity has gripped Chinese households since the iron rice bowl the cradle to grave support that the socialist state offered workers and their families was discarded in the late 1990 s. Fearing for the future, households have hoarded incremental income, rather than spending it on consumer goods.

Parsnips that are too small for supermarket specifications, tomatoes in Tenerife, oranges in Florida, bananas in Ecuador, where I visited last year, all being discarded. This is one day's waste from one banana plantation in Ecuador.

For a theory to be considered scientific, it must yield specific predictions of future observations or experimental results. If those observations or results contradict the predictions, the theory is discarded, or at least must be modified.

Unlike in Libya, though, in Mali the US took an unprecedented step in the history of transatlantic relations by considering making France pay to lease troop transport aircraft. Although this proposal ultimately was discarded, it reveals both the erosion of US support and America s determination to signal its non assistance to Europeans who are in harm s way.

how to promote the settlement of solid waste polluton arisen from excessive packaging, assign the responsiblities of producers in recycling and disposal and solve the problem of environmental pollution brought about by illegal dismantling of discarded electronic products

But it's very clear, looking at these syllabuses, that it's used now as a way of saying that all forms of appreciation of art that were in place for centuries, or millennia, in the 20th century were discarded.

Now Russianness itself seems to lack a secure foundation, for it is but a hollow shell of discarded state symbols. Like a bad driver, a nation that looks left and right but never ahead is bound to crash.

Anthropogenic activities and accumulation of solid wastes (e.g. discarded fishing nets, traps, anchors, debris and tyres) can be a threat to the marine habitats, creating anoxic conditions for benthic fauna and having a negative impact throughout the marine ecosystem.

You've got Bollywood. My attitude to Bollywood is best summarized in the tale of the two goats at a Bollywood garbage dump Mr. Shekhar Kapur, forgive me and they're chewing away on cans of celluloid discarded by a Bollywood studio.

In fact, the United Nations estimates that there's about 85 billion pounds a year of electronics waste that gets discarded around the world each and every year and that's one of the most rapidly growing parts of our waste stream.

It was proposed that the General Assembly encourage close cooperation and coordination among relevant organizations, United Nations programmes and other bodies, such as FAO, IMO, UNEP, the Global Programme of Action, regional seas arrangements, regional and subregional fisheries management organizations and relevant stakeholders, to address the issue of lost and discarded fishing gear and related marine debris through initiatives such as

Chávez excelled in ridiculing his political enemies, but he was too much of a narcissist to approach the end with the kind of humor that, according to Suetonius, inspired Emperor Vespasian s deathbed quip Oh dear, I must be turning into a God. The grotesque idea of embalming Chávez s body was finally discarded precisely because of the damage suffered by the corpse during its display to the masses in a chaotic exercise in political manipulation.

So, in conclusion, I would say my journey has shown me that you can revisit old ideas in a new light, and sometimes ideas that have been discarded in the past can be practical now if you apply some new technology or new twists.

Prenatal testing of fetuses (or of in vitro embryos before transfer to the uterus) is now well established throughout the developed world. If the test is positive, the pregnancy can be terminated, or, in the case of pre implantation diagnosis, the embryo will be discarded.