Sentence examples for after repealing from inspiring English sources

He was reelected in 1974 after repealing the constitutional ban on consecutive terms and prohibiting all but the two major parties from participating in elections.

"He was unable and unwilling to explain the math behind his $5 trillion tax cut favoring the wealthy, refused to say what rules he'd put in place to protect consumers after repealing Wall Street reform, and didn't offer a single idea to protect families from insurance company abuses after repealing Obamacare," Jim Messina, Mr. Obama's campaign manager, said in a statement after the debate.

The net cost of the bill after repealing the old subsidy and raising money from higher customs duties and other measures would be about $60 billion.

After repealing a carbon tax that appeared to perform exactly as price theory 101 would suggest – carbon emissions down, revenues up – the Liberal party has tied itself in knots devolving the previously dry field of environmental economics and externality pricing into a kind of internal cultural identity politics.

Lindsey Graham (R-SC) has urged his party to take up comprehensive immigration reform and to pass their own immigration legislation after repealing the President's executive action.

It should only come after repealing onerous regulations that disproportionately hurt small businesses (regulations that were likely created by collusion between big business and big government).

After repeal a few states continued statewide prohibition, but by 1966 all had abandoned it.

After repeal, as many as 6,000 Indian children remained servants in white homes.

After repeal, applejack was edged out as whiskey and gin conquered the American palate.

After repeal, helmet use among riders in crashes decreased to 58percentt from 82percentt.

Owned by the same clan since 1898, the Berghoff holds the first liquor license issued by the city after Repeal.