Sentence examples for as to revoke from inspiring English sources

— as well as to revoke licenses for serious violations or even repeated minor violations.

Others have gone so far as to revoke deferred compensation owed to a defendant convicted of insider trading without resorting to the courts, essentially daring the former employee to sue to recover any amounts owed.

Members of the gentry exclusively were allowed to own estates populated by serfs; estates owned by nobles were made hereditary property, and the power to revoke title to an estate (as well as to revoke a nobleman's rank) was entrusted to the courts.

(Section 10 empowers the Minister to direct that a detention order be suspended "as the Minister sees fit", as well as to revoke such a direction).

The state news agency, Petra, quoted the information minister, Muhammad al-Adwan, as saying he decided to revoke a license given to the Qatar-based news network and its correspondents, and threatened legal action against its employees if they conducted any activity in the kingdom.

The refusal of lawmakers to act led Obama to unilaterally protect Dreamers (immigrants brought illegally to the US as children) with the policy known as DACA which Trump, naturally, has tried to revoke.

Another intimate, Walid Phares, has said Trump will go "back to ground zero" on every trade deal, such as the one with South Korea that the president-elect described as "job destroying" and wants to revoke.

Triggs cited yet-to-be-defined powers to revoke citizenship as an example of the "overreach of executive power" and said the debate seemed to be "between the subjective suspicions of a minister versus an evidence-based determination by a judge according to established rule of law".

They were protected after Google moved to revoke DigiNotar as a trusted authority, but there was still a period of time when users could have been compromised.

Section 8 empowers the Minister for Home Affairs to make an order directing that a person be detained without trial if the President is satisfied that detention is necessary to prevent the person from endangering, among other things, the security or public order of Singapore, while section 10 allows the Minister to suspend detention orders and to revoke suspensions as he or she thinks fit.

Walker has cited the fund's lack of sustainability as grounds for his plan to revoke collective bargaining rights for state employees, but that proposal has sparked outrage among state employees and drawn tens of thousands of protesters to the state's capitol.