Sentence examples for decision to repeal from inspiring English sources

At that time the government reversed a decision to repeal the ATS legislation.

Their decision to repeal the ban reflected the belief that the state had no business enforcing an article of religious faith.

One study examined the consequence of Missouri's foolish decision to repeal a state law requiring residents to obtain a gun permit before purchasing a gun.

When Canada passed the Charter of Rights in 1982 to improve on its 1960 Bill of Rights there was no decision to repeal the latter.

He repeatedly said he supported the government's decision to repeal parts of the Qantas Sales Act instead of offering the company a government backed debt guarantee.

The Selective Service Act has been challenged in court since the 2013 decision to repeal the ban on women serving in direct combat roles.

Cobden played a considerable part in converting Peel to take the momentous and controversial decision to repeal the Corn Laws in 1846.

Baguilat added that the decision to repeal the law "sends a signal to the wider region that positive human rights change is within reach".

Asked about the Trump administration's approach to occupational safety, a spokesman for the White House said, "The President and his administration care very much about worker safety, but believe the Obama administration's approach was counterproductive, and we think we can do better". He added that decisions to repeal and reduce specific OSHA regulations had not been made.

Last week, in what some considered to be the most important legal decision of the new millennium, the supreme court squeezed out a 5-4 decisionotototo repeal a law that will eventually (unless it will be overturned in the political arena) mandate all American citizens to carry health insurance.

The state's decision last year to repeal its "Las Vegas Nights" gambling law may also slow or stop any plans for a casino.