Sentence examples for decide to revoke from inspiring English sources

Could the government and parliament decide to revoke article 50 and cancel Brexit?

As one former associate, Douglas Keller, put it, "If a particular McDonald's store chooses to start serving spaghetti, McDonald's can decide to revoke its franchise".

"Were the French to decide to revoke the agreement, which leading French spokespeople have indicated, it would be a calamity for robust and rational border controls," he said.

What if local councils could decide to revoke a residential parking permit because they can access your driving record? Where's the debate over Home Office plans to build up a picture of personal behaviour by running automated algorithms on bulk data sets – which could include passport records and police records?

Like I said, I haven't downloaded an album in months because of Spotify, but what if the record labels suddenly decide to revoke their support?

Thus, Parliament will either decide to revoke Article 50, or give the British people a choice between no-deal Brexit and no Brexit in a second referendum.

I notified donors about the ultimate bill, and only one person decided to revoke a donation.

If the city decides to revoke its provisional offer based on a criminal record, applicants get to challenge the reports.

First, the European Commission decided to revoke the position of Chief Scientific Advisor held by the British professor Anne Glover.

The New York Exchange decided to revoke press credentials for two reporters, Ramsey Shiber and Ammar al-Sankari, on Monday morning.

Crocetta decided to revoke the contract with the company that maintained the park and to instead use researchers from local zoological institutions to look after the animals.