Sentence examples for considering revoking from inspiring English sources

Now it is considering revoking the license.

Now, China is considering revoking its console ban.

A Department for Transport spokeswoman said the government would not be considering revoking the franchise.

To settle these, it paid $1.9 billion to the Americans, who are now reportedly considering revoking the associated deferred-prosecution agreement.

FEDERAL prosecutors are considering revoking the bail of a former stockbroker who helped them with a sprawling investigation into organized crime on Wall Street because they fear for his safety, according to people involved in the case.

Spain is considering revoking political asylum for Severo Moto Nsa, the opposition leader from Equatorial Guinea, because of his suspected involvement in violent activities in his tiny, oil-rich homeland and for presenting an unspecified threat to Spanish security, a Spanish official said.

No court ever considered revoking his citizenship, let alone did so.

First, they considered revoking its license on the grounds that it was a threat to public safety.

(In the unlikely event that either of these actresses is indeed British, the Home Office might want to consider revoking citizenship for crimes against enunciation).

In a sharply worded letter, he said the commission had overstepped its authority and had no cause to consider revoking the Choctaws' license.

This week, Czech officials said they might ask regulators to consider revoking TV Nova's license over its coverage of the earlier settlement with C.M.E. and political disputes.