| The General Insurance Association has thrown the ball back in the court of the four companies after junking its empanelment of third party administrators. |
| In July, everyone held their breath as the Bank of Japan met to consider junking its 18-month-old zero interest-rate policy. |
| I have the luxury now of being able to spend a few days doing something pleasant and then junking the result, taking my joy from the doing rather than from the product. |
| So part of the essay attempts to identify the sort of praise and blame that can be practised in a dispassionate and clear-headed way, while junking the rest. |
| That will open the way for the White House to eventually propose junking the whole system in favor of a consumption tax, he predicts. |
| A string of other, smaller projects could suffer as well. The telescope's advocates say junking it now would be a false economy. |
