Sentence examples for effectively revoked from inspiring English sources

The E.P.A. action represents the first time a license for a biotechnology crop has been effectively revoked, Mr. Johnson said.

After Kosovo's autonomy was effectively revoked in 1989, the political situation in Kosovo became more and more divisive.

The Environmental Protection Agency effectively revoked the license yesterday for the genetically engineered corn that has now been linked to the nationwide recalls of two brands of taco shells.

That registration was effectively revoked earlier this week, grain and food companies are hoping but it can be used to force Aventis to pick up the ultimate cost of the current effort.

Now Deloitte has effectively revoked its audit of NovaStar — evidently without claiming that any number in the report was wrong — and the investors do not have to put up the cash.

(In July the U.K. government effectively revoked NICE's recommendations, announcing a new 50 million pound fund to buy "too expensive" cancer drugs for patients).

Last week's announcement effectively revokes the 2009 order.

The old bias towards building in existing settlements is specifically revoked, effectively revoking a bias for sustainability.

Mr. Rangel, going slightly further than Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama, would effectively revoke the Bush tax cuts for families earning more than $200,000 a year.

On 28 March 1989, the Assembly of Serbia voted to approve the constitutional changes effectively revoking the autonomy granted in the 1974 constitution.

But whether racial animus led Citizens Medical, a 344-bed county-owned hospital, to close its cardiology unit to non-staff doctors — effectively revoking the privileges of Drs. Harish Chandna, Ajay Gaalla and Dakshesh Kumar Parikh to practice there — is the subject of fierce debate and a discrimination lawsuit filed by the three doctors in Federal District Court in the Southern District of Texas.