Sentence examples for I would revoke from inspiring English sources

The second I become POTUS, I would revoke several of the executive orders issued by Barack Obama that don't make sense.

China felt it had not been consulted and said it would revoke the reforms on the transfer of power.

Then, two years later, it announced that it would revoke the approval, in a highly unusual mea culpa in which it admitted it had succumbed to Congressional pressure.

The agency had said it would revoke Elian's permission to stay in the United States, clearing the way for his return.

In a statement to Joaquín Almunia, the vice president of the European Commission, the government said it would revoke the tax exemption for church property whose commercial use is "not only exclusive but also prevalent".

On Friday, the Charleston Gazette's Ken Ward reported, the EPA said it would revoke the permit for the previously-approved Spruce Mine, which the EPA said "may result in unacceptable adverse impacts to fish and wildlife resources".

The F.D.A. last month said it would revoke the approval of Avastin for breast cancer because new studies showed that the drug was not very effective and could cause dangerous side effects.

The nation's leading trash hauler, Waste Management Inc., said yesterday that it would revoke $23.1 million in severance pay and stock options for four former executives to settle shareholder suits contending the company was mismanaged.

After initially suspending military aid and then some economic aid, the United States said in early September that it would revoke visas to members of the de facto government and their supporters.

In a statement on Monday, the UK Department of Energy & Climate Change said it would revoke the North Sea licences unless there was a "change of control" within three months.

The World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) suspended the laboratory for a second time in August and said it would revoke its status on 25 September for failing to meet international standards.