Sentence examples for failed to revoke from inspiring English sources

(John McCain denounced Trump's remarks on Monday, but also failed to revoke his endorsement).

But the F.T.C. said that the company failed to revoke or restrict access by subscribers who had already been using the site for those purposes.

"I object to them squawking about getting the day off after Thanksgiving with pay," he said, referring to a perk the governor tried but failed to revoke.

In about half of the felony convictions, the authorities failed to revoke or suspend the holder's permit, including for cases of murder, rape and kidnapping.

America apparently failed to revoke Mr Snowden's passport in time to stop him leaving Hong Kong; nor did it get Interpol to issue a worldwide "Red Notice".

I also found that there were issues with how well government officials were policing the permit process: "In about half of the felony convictions, the authorities failed to revoke or suspend the holder's permit, including for cases of murder, rape and kidnapping".

In the case that brought all this to light, Assurant Health used an obviously misdated handwritten note by a nurse, who wrote "2001" instead of "2002," to claim that the infection was a pre-existing condition that the client had failed to declare, and revoked his policy.

Blatter can still request a hearing from the ethics committee's adjudicatory chamber to challenge the suspension, but Platini has already gone down this route and failed to have the chamber revoke his suspension and his only option now is to go to CAS.

According to Fullfact, visas issued to international students fell by more than 50,000 from 2010-2014 and over 800 colleges had their license to sponsor no-EU student revoked or failed to reapply under new rules.

And in 2001 Ukraine's trade preferences under the system were revoked because it failed to protect intellectual property rights.

In 1998, he started a foundation to prevent child abuse, but its tax-exempt status was revoked when it failed to file papers with the I.R.S. for three consecutive years.