Sentence examples for be repealed in the from inspiring English sources

"We must face a simple truth: those restrictions are unlikely to be repealed in the immediate future," Mr. Holder said.

Palmer had been willing to consider keeping the existing emissions trading scheme but his senators, who met over the weekend, insisted it had to be repealed in the first instance because that is what they had clearly promised the electorate.

President de Klerk said earlier that the Separate Amenities Act, legislation that permits local Government to bar nonwhites from public facilities, would be repealed in the current Parliamentary session.

Therefore, it is strongly recommended that the exception for cosmetic products should be repealed in the next amendment of the CLP Regulation.

Major provisions that were to be repealed in the House-passed version include the mandates on individuals and employers, the medical device tax, the tax on high cost employer-sponsored health plans and the Obamacare Slush Fund.

But they had to be repealed in the same way they had been passed -- by political effort and legislative action.

(The Alien Land Act was repealed in the 1950's).

(The law was repealed in the final hours of the 111th Congress).

Many of the most odious laws were repealed in the 1980s or the early 1990s by the National Party.

Dimon sees the front of the store, which lends money, as linked to the back, which deals in securities. Glass-Steagall, the 1930s law that separated Wall Street from banking, forbade this approach, but it was repealed in the 1990s.

Within days, the government agreed to broaden the scope of the review and raised the prospect of regulating legal money-lending in Britain for the first time since usury laws were repealed in the 19th century.