Sentence examples for actually repealed from inspiring English sources

If the existing law continues after that fortnight they will revert to passing on the cost of the $24.50 carbon price until it is actually repealed under law.

These cases, including the Haynie Case, must therefore be regarded as representing the views of the supreme court that the suicide statute was actually repealed by the act of 1887 as to policies thereafter issued, and that view is, of course, binding upon this court.

Congress actually repealed step-up once before, but never allowed the provision to take effect because of the outcry from families, lawyers and accountants.

The debate we should be having is whether we would have been better off if the GLBA had actually repealed the Glass-Steagall Act.

The town clerk then finds out that the Prohibition law was actually repealed a year after it was put in place, and so Homer is released.

Now, if you are aware of that vote, riddle me this: Are you left with the impression that the Affordable Care Act was actually repealed?

After all, the move doesn't actually repeal the so-called Defense of Marriage Act.

The bill passed by Congress did not actually repeal "don't ask, don't tell," but only created a mechanism for doing so.

As if things weren't bad enough, can you imagine what it's going to be like when they actually repeal the Affordable Care Act?

"What has been proposed isn't actually repeal and replace," said Dan Holler, the communications director at Heritage Action, another of the major conservative pro-repeal groups.

For these reasons and more, it is unlikely Trump would get the congressional approval needed to actually repeal the law, though he and the Republican-dominated Congress could tear away at some of its key provisions.