Sentence examples for almost rescinded from inspiring English sources

Other team owners were steadfastly against Bassett's moves and almost rescinded his franchise in 1974; angered, he sold the team for $3.3 million to hotel magnate William R. Hodgson in the same year.

So far the planned cuts in doctors' payments have been rescinded almost every year.

Though Mr. Briggs expects demand for all major metals to exceed supply this year, he says that "more of the many voluntary cutbacks will almost certainly be rescinded in response to better market conditions".

Lynda Carlson, head of NSF's Science Resources Statistics division, followed McBay to the podium and shocked her audience by declaring that NSF was rescinding almost all the new policy.

But the Republicans for all their talk about rescinding Florio's taxes, left them almost untouched.

The SF Pride board rescinded the nomination almost immediately, sparking yet another firestorm -- this time amongst his supporters.

Shapiro notes that Trump and company will find it a grueling process to actually change rules moving forward, and almost impossible to fully rescind them in most cases.

All recreational and boil-water advisories have since been rescinded, and most shellfish waters have reopened.

He has rescinded deportation protections granted to two hundred thousand Salvadoreans and almost sixty thousand Haitians, and tried to remove transgender people from the military and to ban people in certain majority-Muslim countries from travelling here.

Almost four-fifths of the voters supported independence, and the Indonesian parliament rescinded Indonesia's annexation of the territory.

Pink slips were sent to almost half the city's 472 employees, though some of those layoffs, which do not take effect until September, might be rescinded if the outsourcing bids do not meet expectations.