Sentence examples for delay or repeal from inspiring English sources

A delay or repeal on one tax that will probably be replace by other revenue anyway?

But Dying with Dignity Victoria is worried a conservative government may mean an attempt to delay or repeal the laws.

They admit, though, that they lack the votes to delay or repeal the tax cut, which phases in over the rest of the decade.

Under a plan being cobbled together by Senate leadership, based on the framework of a bipartisan group led by Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, a provision to delay or repeal a tax on medical devices, was expected to be excluded from the final deal, Senate aides said.

Senate Republicans had pushed for an agreement that included a provision to delay or repeal a tax on medical devices, but that became a sticking point in the negotiations and will almost certainly be excluded from the final deal, Senate aides said.

The EPA's administrator, Scott Pruitt, previously a harsh critic of the agency who has pledged to rein in its "out of control, anti-energy agenda", has overseen the delay or repeal moves in line with six of API's eight highest priorities.

Some two dozen bills are pending in Congress to delay, dismantle or repeal the law altogether.

And in the three years hence they've been working furiously to delay, gut, or repeal the regulation.

Our system does not allow one party to delay, amend, or repeal a law of the land by shutting down the rest of the government until its demands are met.

Congressional Republicans have insisted on defunding, delaying or repealing the Affordable Care Act as a condition of keeping the government running.

House Republicans continued to demand that the nation's new health-care law be delayed or repealed and Democrats — including President Obama — were refusing to give in.