Sentence examples for be repealed for from inspiring English sources

Under the existing law, the current 45percenttaxax would be repealed for 2010.

The estate tax will be repealed for one year, in 2010, but unless Washington takes further action, the tax will return in 2011, with exemptions going back to 2001 levels, or $675,000.

The repeal applied only to state residents, but the measure included a clause saying that if the law was found to discriminate against people commuting from out of state, it would be repealed for them, too.

As well as her opposition to gay marriage, she has talked in the past of how immigration could "overwhelm" Britain, and called for workers' rights to be repealed for small companies.

He said President Bush was adamant that the gift and estate taxes should be repealed for everyone and that the president would not support raising the current exemption so that the tax would continue to be applied to the wealthiest.

Under the conference bill, AMT will be repealed for corporations.

Don't Ask, Don't Tell had been repealed for gay, lesbian and bisexual service members.

The laws did eventually come off the books; the education statute was repealed, for instance, by 1880.

And what label should we ascribe to the bedroom tax, which faces being repealed for being too harsh on the disabled and poor?

The salary-percentage limit was repealed for participants in 403(b) plans, which cover school system employees and workers in nonprofit businesses.

The tax is repealed for one year, 2010, and then the threshold reverts to $1 million in 2011, resulting in taxes for 50,000 people.