Sentence examples for demanding the revocation of from inspiring English sources
A coalition of music groups has announced that its members will boycott all performances in Arizona to protest a tough new anti-immigration law there, and it has urged fans to sign a petition demanding the revocation of the legislation, which it calls "an assault on the U.S. Constitution".
Alaoui called for a moratorium on defiance a few days after two French journalists — Georges Malbrunot, of Le Figaro, and Christian Chesnot, of Radio France — and their Syrian driver were kidnapped on the road to Falluja, on August 20th, by Islamists demanding the revocation of the veil law in exchange, presumably, for their lives.
Stay put, take no initiative and whatever you do, do not demand the revocation of a Hamas charter that drips with hate for Jews and contempt for international law -- because, hey, now you have your state.
The demonstrators demanded lower food prices, wage increases and the revocation of some recent changes in the law that had eroded workers' conditions.
Although I am retiring my online signature for good, I'm proud to have signed the petition demanding the arrest of Cecil the Lion's killer, the one demanding his extradition and the revocation of his dental license, the one demanding justice for Cecil, and the one demanding that the White House charge the big-game-hunting dentist with a hate crime.
With the return of power to the Tenno Dynasty, Japan demanded a revocation of the "unequal treaties" with the western powers and a civil war ensued.
Similarly, it has not pursued other hindutva issues, such as the demands for a uniform civil code to supplant the family law applied to Muslims, and the revocation of Kashmir's special status.
His administration has instituted political liberalization, including the revocation of strict censorship.
Lewis said: "The revocation of licences is very much about keeping pressure on the clubs.
The revocation of Grant's order by no means ended the controversy.
