Sentence examples for a rescinded from inspiring English sources

Throw in a cafe (caffe)/salon (kavana) culture, an enchanting boho heritage and a rescinded smoking-ban (because too many people stopped going out), and you have a scene ideal for the arty traveller.

The Museum of the City of New York, left reeling earlier this year by the resignation of its director and a rescinded pledge to move it to the elegant Tweed Courthouse in Lower Manhattan, named the president of the National Building Museum in Washington as its director yesterday.

While a rescinded acceptance is the worst-case scenario, it's not the only possible consequence of poor second semester grades.

Another notable instance was a rescinded promise by Carnegie Museum of Art trustee James H. Rich to donate Peter Doig's 2004 painting Red Boat (Imaginary Boys) to the museum.

A donor rescinded a $500,000 commitment to the Staten Island Botanical Garden, citing the economic effects of the Sept. 11 attacks.

Patrick J. Toomey, a Republican, and Bob Casey, a Democrat, rescinded the nomination and urged law enforcement officials to "move forward with their investigation without delay".

He backed a plan that rescinded a promised raise to teachers.

The Guinness people declared his performance a world record, a distinction later rescinded in a dispute concerning measurement conversions.

This goes back to the 16th century, when Mary Tudor, a good Catholic, rescinded an order by Edward VI giving Protestant-dominated Newcastle land south of the river.

In a letter on Monday, Secretary Jewell asked Mr. Bloomberg to provide a letter rescinding a 2010 request he made to the Park Service to vacate Battery Park.

In October of 2014, a cancer researcher at Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan, filed suit against anonymous commenters on PubPeer, alleging their negative appraisals of his work had resulted in a university rescinding a job offer.