Sentence examples for finally revoked from inspiring English sources

In China, the Communist party finally revoked its oppressive one-child policy.

Glass-Steagall was watered down over the years and finally revoked in 1999.

Leopold prorogued the parliament in September 1850, finally revoked the constitution on May 5, 1852, and imprisoned the Tuscan revolutionaries.

In 1624 the crown finally revoked the charter of the company and placed the colony under royal control.

Now Sinclair will never present his credentials to the governor-general, because after an inexcusable delay by Bachelet, his appointment was finally revoked.

On the positive side, Christopher was a prime mover in ensuring the passage through Congress of the controversial Panama Canal treaties, which finally revoked US control of the waterway.

In the main thrust of his interview with the Sunday Times at the end of his trip to the US, Johnson indicated that he would finally revoke his US citizenship to give him a free run at Downing Street when David Cameron stands down.

They knew that the ruling would determine whether they and their mother — whose visas were granted on the eve of the ban and then revoked — could finally join their father, a U.S. citizen, in America.

Both clubs remained open even after having their licenses revoked, before finally shutting down at the end of August.

Finally, in January 2014, the Lao government revoked his licence to trade wildlife.

After total silence, they finally told me that his visa was revoked for reasons they could not legally address.