Sentence examples for finally rescinded from inspiring English sources
His banishment from Paris was finally rescinded in 1790.
In April 1976, President Gerald R. Ford finally rescinded Executive Order 9066.
The order was finally rescinded when it became clear that both companies were unable to break-off the engagement.
The Trump rule revives a Reagan-era policy that was held up in court and finally rescinded in 1994.
Bank of America finally rescinded the sale, but that put the Sundquists back on the house's title, which is to say on the hook for mortgage payments and maintenance fees.
Only after his executive assistant made repeated calls to the hotel did it finally rescind it.
All but $2,500 was eventually rescinded.
Given that the US Congressional ban on federal funding for NEPs has finally been rescinded after more than two decades of moral opposition against these programs, it is fervently hoped that there will be a vigorous revitalization of publicly funded NEPs.
Bismarck finally agreed to rescind most of the Kulturkampf laws, partly because the Centre Party's votes were usually crucial for his majority.
Finally, Congress should rescind the Bush tax cuts for the rich and channel a portion of them to middle-income and poorer workers.
On November 5, apparently believing a false report that additional supplies were needed for the Chinese New Year, he rescinded his order, finally ending orders for trade dollars on February 22 , 1878
