Sentence examples for before they were repealed from inspiring English sources

ID cards were mooted and enacted, but first and most as an immigration tool, though unsurprisingly extended (before they were repealed) to all of us.

America had such laws decades ago before they were repealed.

Those would remain in force unless they were repealed.

They were repealed in March after a battle in Congress.

CLM laws are also found in Utah where they were repealed in 1888 and reinstituted in 1987.

Considered by many of his readers to be a sort of modern-day Montesquieu, Mr. Kevorkian filled his newsletter with observations like these: "Many French laws never go into effect, whether because they require implementing decrees that are never issued, or because they are repealed or amended before they take effect, or simply because they are so silly that they are not applied".

That the resolution "will not change or lessen existing consumer privacy protections" is true — because they're repealing it before it takes effect.

Those stronger rules were repealed before taking effect last month, an action Chairman Pai approved of.

Made from Pennsylvania corn, XXX SHINE White Whiskey pays tribute to the state's history of high-quality moonshine production and represents the first distilled moonshine in southeastern Pennsylvania since before Prohibition was repealed.

That means they could be repealed before anyone could take advantage of most of them.

Drawn up in the era of the discredited and long since abandoned "White Australia" policy, these sections were also aimed at preventing people from Asia and the Pacific islands from taking Australian jobs.The panel called these sections a "blemish on our nationhood" and said they should be repealed, not before time.