Sentence examples for decide to repeal from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers might decide to repeal the so-called Tower Amendment.

I think the states who pass them, if they find out the real facts, may decide to repeal them".

On the Republican side, I think we will be united in the lame duck [session] and the study I would be looking for is asking military members: Should it be repealed, not how to implement it once you as a politician decide to repeal it.

Maryland has just decided to repeal the death penalty.

The N.B.A. decided to repeal the separate $100,000 fines after a compromise was reached between the league and its coaches.

But if peers do give their support the bill would bind any future government unless they decided to repeal it.

It is also likely to influence the nation's enduring discussion over capital punishment, particularly with an increasing number of states deciding to repeal the death penalty outright.

Voters in Maine recently decided to repeal a law that allows gay couples to wed a reverse for gay-rights activists in the normally liberal north-east.

In a stinging setback for the national gay-rights movement, Maine voters narrowly decided to repeal the state's new law allowing same-sex marriage.

Unmarried couples living together in North Dakota will no longer be considered criminals after the House decided to repeal a law that has been on the books since statehood.

They were never to pose that sort of threat again, and little more would be heard of them until Louis XIV decided to repeal Henry IV's Edict of Nantes.