Sentence examples for automatically rescinded from inspiring English sources
The phrase "automatically rescinded" is correct and usable in written English
It is used to describe a situation in which something is revoked or annulled without requiring any further action or legal proceedings. For example: "The company's policy was automatically rescinded when they sold the rights to the product to another company."
If this process takes longer than thirty-five minuthe, the challenge is automatically rescinded.
The Ukrainian dancer's work permit was conditional on his contract with the Royal Ballet and has been automatically rescinded on his decision to leave the company.
One possibility: a team's right to a player could be automatically rescinded — removing the ability to do a sign-and-trade — after the player has been inactive and unsigned for a year.
It would also automatically rescind the year-old tax vote by the three counties.
"We do not automatically rescind the admission decision because of a poor senior year," Mr. Blackburn-Smith said, "but we do want the student to know that we are concerned and will be watching their performance".
Morsi has always insisted that it is a temporary measure that will automatically be rescinded when a constitution has been passed.
The act, which took effect on Nov. 26, 2002, and expires automatically in three years, rescinded any exclusions for terrorism coverage that insurers had written into commercial insurance policies -- including policies for co-op and condominium buildings -- and required the carriers to notify existing policyholders of the availability and cost of terrorism coverage.
Employees who lose work in the UAE automatically have their visa rescinded, generally giving them 30 days to leave.
In 2011, Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad (R) rescinded an executive order automatically restoring voting rights to people who completed their felony sentences.
In 2015, Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin (R) rescinded an executive order from his Democratic predecessor automatically restoring voting rights to some former felons.
Construction loans were rescinded.
