Sentence examples for date of repeal from inspiring English sources

The article originally gave the date of repeal of the Contagious Diseases Acts as 1866; this was amended to 1886 at 4 30pm (EST) on 14 March 2012.

Our preferred specification appears in columns 3 and 4 of Table 3: it is estimated for all states and includes state-specific time trends as well as dummies for CLM at different points in time surrounding the date of the repeal in the transition states.

The exact effective date of the repeal remains unclear, but President Obama said in his State of the Union address it would occur this year.

Most Republicans, though not everyone, agree they will need to replace Obamacare with something once it's gone ― which is why Republicans are planning to delay the date of enactment on a repeal for a good long time.

"I think he meant that we're not going to have everything shut right down," he continued, suggesting that there could be a future date of an enactment of an Obamacare repeal so that Congress could come up with something.

During a debate on Friday, Colorado GOP Senate nominee Ken Buck made some of his most direct comments to date opposing the repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell, saying that the military should be "as homogeneous as possible" and the country should not get distracted in talking about "lifestyle choices".

Even today, the one-time GOP mantra of "repeal and replace" is now just "repeal".

Republicans have voted repeatedly to repeal the entire health care act and tucked aspects of repeal into other bills.

All coefficients for CLM in the year of repeal and in the three following years after the repeal are negative.

Suddenly, the prospect of repeal seems to have become much less distant.

For one thing, not only has the administration delayed the effective date of the mandate for a year, but both conservatives and liberals have called for its repeal.