Sentence examples for being repealed from inspiring English sources

And why is it being repealed?

The paragraph being repealed is equally obscure.

"When the individual mandate is being repealed, that means Obamacare is being repealed," he said.

"But I don't see any possibility of the ban being repealed".

That doesn't mean it's impossible that the A.C.A. will end up being repealed.

"Defaulting on these would be like the laws of physics being repealed".

For the moment, with a Democratic Senate and President, there's no chance of the bill actually being repealed.

It means a realist's explanation of how, in policy and culture, the feminist revolution could be reformed without being repealed.

The move was a political defeat for advocates of "intelligent design" who had helped write the standards being repealed.

The resultant 10-book Codex Constitutionum was promulgated in 529, all imperial ordinances not included in it being repealed.

An Obama-era rule aimed at modernizing the management of public lands is one step closer to being repealed.