Sentence examples for Once revoked from inspiring English sources

Once revoked, a license-holder becomes a trespasser if they remain on the land.

Napoleon at once revoked his order.

But the cabinet was unmoved and once again revoked Oberlander's citizenship in 2007.

The Pulitzer board has only once before revoked a prize, when in 1981 Washington Post reporter Janet Cooke's story about an eight-year-old ghetto boy she claimed was already a heroin addict turned out to be a fabrication.

On Friday night, shortly before the attempted coup began, all access to Facebook, Twitter and YouTube was once again revoked.

Derwall, in attendance and half cut, phoned Schuster to deliver another bollocking and once again revoke his DFB privileges.

Mr. Gonzalez maintains that the government is free to go to his home and take the boy, without his interference, once it revokes Elian's permission to stay in this country.

Once it was revoked for possession of a dangerous weapon -- a serious issue to the department, given his original conviction -- though his mother and lawyer say it was only a plumber's knife his parole agent found in his toolbox when the agent searched Mr. Peterson's truck.

Faz says that before allowing their registrations, it told both the clubs and players that they could be revoked once there was official communication from Fifa.

Republican senators in the US have warned Iran's leaders that any deal on Tehran's nuclear programme could be revoked once President Obama leaves office.

Mr Demjanjuk had his citizenship restored upon his return to the US as a free man but in 2002 it was revoked once again.