Meanings of scrap the rule in anglès

In 2001, the GAA rejected by one vote plans to scrap the rule on foreign sports.

Abe's ruling party is negotiating with opposition parties to scrap the rule, lawmakers and officials with knowledge of the selection process said.

The Government was today urged to scrap the rule demanding equal broadcasting coverage be given to the Yes and No camps in referendum campaigns.

Last week, Trump announced he would scrap the rule, provoking a rebuke from Carlos Curbelo, a Florida Republican congressman who called the move "irresponsible".

Fear of the political fallout may have deterred Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government from scrapping the rule.

The shadow chancellor said that scrapping the rule, which allows people not to pay tax on what they earn overseas, would bring in money.

But shadow chancellor Ed Balls was forced to deny contradicting himself after saying in January that scrapping the rule "would cost Britain money".

He says that, as well as cutting local government funding, the Treasury has also scrapped the rules ring-fencing spending worth £1.7bn.

Scrapping the rule that forces firms to keep health and safety records could save 2.7 billion euros ($3.67 billion), it said.