Sentence examples for community revoked from inspiring English sources

The Quakers, citing concerns in their community, revoked the agreement.

Similarly, offenders with mental illness are less likely to be released on parole or other forms of discretionary release [ 6] and may be more likely to have their community supervision revoked [ 7].

Prodded by local anti-discrimination laws, Chicago, San Francisco and many smaller communities have revoked the Boy Scouts' access to public facilities such as schools and campgrounds.

"There is only one option that is truly attentive to the Native lives and lands at stake: respect the rights and sovereignty of Indigenous communities by revoking the permits immediately".

A Santa Clara County judge ruled Monday that serial rapist Christopher Hubbart's release into the community would not be revoked. .

It simply revoked all the Secure Communities contracts it had negotiated with state and local governments and said it was imposing the program unilaterally.

Deveau, who was also found guilty of motor vehicle homicide, is serving a year in prison, doing community service and will have his license revoked until he is 33 years old.

Not only did the post prompt a Secret Service investigation, but it led federal prosecutors to file a motion to get Shkreli's bail revoked, calling him a "danger to the community," NBC reports.

The little school at Baladullah, the Muslim community 70 miles east of Fresno, has had its charter revoked and is the subject of a criminal investigation.

His parole was twice revoked based on a poor history of compliance with community release programs, according to the documents.

His parole was twice revoked based on a poor history of compliance with community release programs, according to the documents; at one point, he only lasted on parole for a single day.