Sentence examples for decides to revoke from inspiring English sources

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

When he decides to revoke Antigone's "privileges on earth", interring her in a cave to die, it is his downfall, not hers.

If the Casino Control Commission decides to revoke their licenses, the promoters would be barred from staging fights at the casinos for at least five years.

If Fahey decides to revoke the lab's accreditation, it will be a huge embarrassment for Russia, which has already come under worldwide scrutiny for its antigay legislation in the months leading up to the Games.

Then there are the thousands of dollars that Mr. Zouvelos can charge if he decides to revoke a bond and return a defendant to jail, as he did 89 times during a four-month period last year.

If the board decides to revoke the contractors' licenses, the cases would go to the attorney general's office, which would prosecute them in administrative court.

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

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.

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".

But the government did not help its case by deciding to revoke the mining ban by decree, so evading any debate in Congress.