Sentence examples for Revoke the order from inspiring English sources

They wrote to Lincoln to revoke the order, and Lincoln endorsed the letter to be forwarded to the secretary of war.

After Mr. Moore paid $217,000 toward the debt, Ms. Moore asked the court to revoke the order to sell his home, which it did.

His first formal act as prime minister was to revoke the order in council allowing special advisers to instruct civil servants.

The home secretary might have found a way to give AF the essence of the case against him without revealing the evidence at all, but in his political judgment it was better to revoke the order.

You can see the same strange ambivalence in Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld's decision to approve expanded interrogation techniques in December 2002 for Guantánamo inmates -- and then to revoke the order six weeks later.

Wherefore your petitioner respectfully requests that this honorable court may, in the light of the facts herein stated, revoke the order made herein committing him to prison for six months.

The human rights groups wrote to the Israeli defence minister, Ehud Barak, today asking him to delay or revoke the orders, which they said were "unlawful and allow extreme and arbitrary injury to a vast number of people".

Saeb Erekat, the chief Palestinian negotiator, who offered his resignation two weeks ago, along with his fellow negotiator Muhammad Shtayyeh, in frustration over a lack of progress in the talks and the continuing settlement activity, said Mr. Ariel "needs to revoke the orders," indicating that the issue was far from resolved.

Lincoln revoked the order and subsequently removed Frémont.

On Thursday, President Yusuf revoked the order, officials said.

He raised fuel prices, then revoked the order.