Now, China is considering revoking its console ban.
There is no law, but what the government has said (and leaked) suggests the plan involves a minister – probably the immigration minister – revoking citizenship of foreign fighters on the basis of intelligence information, and for that decision to be subject to some kind of judicial review.
It takes robust action when rules are broken, from fines to revoking broadcasters' licences.
The party forced the Socialists to cancel their policy of requiring patients to pay a HUF 300 (€1.06) co-pay for doctor's visits, then strong-armed the administration into revoking its plan to open the health-insurance system to private investment.
See article.Funny thatIn this section Politics this week Business this week KAL's cartoon ReprintsThe number of people revoking their American citizenship or residency rose to a new record high of 3,415 last year, according to a list published by the Treasury.
Bob Jones III, the founder's grandson, calmed the furore by revoking the inter-racial dating ban.
Mr Deluce is personally suing Air Canada for revoking the lifetime passes it gave him and his wife in 1986 when buying his controlling interests in Air Ontario and Austin Airways.
Revoking BCCI's licence would have meant shutting it down, in effect.
IN THE dozen years since Hugo Chávez came to power, Venezuela's government has closed down three television channels and 32 radio stations it didn't like by revoking their licences.
Revoking the one-child policy would probably not make a big difference.
The election, by a synod of senior clerics, is set for August 13th.On August 6th the government sheepishly informed the High Court that it was revoking its "irrevocable decision" issued in May to disqualify five of the 15 candidates competing for this venerable office at the head of the largest and oldest Christian church in the Holy Land.
