Discarding

Discarding the kitty If you are successful at bidding a suited contract and are awarded the kitty, a basic strategy of discarding is to eliminate as many non-trump suits from your hand as possible, thus giving the most opportunity to use trump cards.

And in that eventuality, the get no compensation, pay full price for discarding a starting caliber franchise QB, and look like total chumps to their fan base that isn’t sold on Love in the first place.

His multiple ex-wives recount his habit of wedding wealthy women, bleeding them dry, then discarding them.

If people aren't discarding clothes after wearing them just a few times, then they are often leaving them at the back of their wardrobe never to be worn again.

In its pursuit of this madness, America is discarding one of civilisation’s greatest achievements.

NEC cited a lack of credibility as the reason for discarding it.

She went through a process of “deconstruction,” a term used by former evangelicals to describe the process of unpacking the political, cultural, and theological beliefs, rhetoric, and influences in their lives and discarding what no longer fits.

The Biden Administration is now in the process of “” the government’s 20-year old regulatory analysis guidance, including by discarding the 7 percent rate.

These reflections demonstrate how “SOS” is truly a progression from “CTRL,” rather than a complete discarding of her past morals.

Together, Ecuadorians engage in the ritual of rejuvenation, discarding the past to begin again.

We need laws that halt the discarding of unsold food, laws that recognise the human right to sustenance and the sovereignty of our food systems.

While he didn’t suggest discarding Bingham’s study and having a committee start completely over in collecting data like Sholtes did, board member Doug Levinson backed Sholtes’ idea of forming a committee to build on Bingham’s work.

Discarding explanations like cultural backwardness or ideology, Kalyvas argues that the incentive for this violence is created by the military characteristics of civil war, where the population is the battlefield.

Earlier this month, North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un said that he would be discarding his country’s longstanding idea of a peaceful reunification with South Korea and would be revising its constitution accordingly.

Following a pursuit, the juvenile was cornered and seen discarding an item over a fence.

He said these fires normally result from people clearing lands, burning garbage, or from people discarding cigarette butts when driving through the area.

Republican Rep. Ernie Yarbrough of Trinity tried unsuccessfully to put an amendment on the bill that would prohibit clinics from intentionally discarding embryos that are unused or after genetic testing.

Sadly, some people turn to discarding animals like trash when they are no longer useful.

She has registered a new company to own the programme, discarding the company we set up.

The divers waved them off, swam away and climbed up rocks before discarding some of their diving equipment and tools.