Sentence examples for first revocation from inspiring English sources

This is the first revocation of a Bancroft Prize since it was first awarded in 1948.

The first revocation on July 21st hit Ahmad al-Shammri, owner of the opposition television channel, al-Youm, which had over the summer angered authorities by breaking a gag order in a report of an alleged coup plot within the ruling Al Sabah family.

Before the crash Aug. 6, Martz was facing a fourth revocation proceeding on allegations that he falsified his FAA medical certificate related to two drunken driving convictions in 2013 and 2014.

After Margarito's hands were retaped before their fight, Mosley dominated him, and in Margarito's first fight post-license revocation, he delivered a lackluster win over a journeyman opponent.

The first is an indirect revocation that revokes users by redistributing keys only to valid users after updating ciphertext.

A third violation will result in a 60-day suspension of an E-ZPass tag, while a fourth will bring a 180-day penalty and the fifth a one-year revocation of the account.

The second is a direct revocation in which the system revokes access to ciphertext for invalid users by updating ciphertext and revocation list without key redistributions.

An adept politician, he served in virtually every government through the period of turmoil in Massachusetts that encompassed the revocation of its first charter in 1684 and the introduction of its second charter in 1692, including the unpopular rule of Sir Edmund Andros in the late 1680s.

A third incident will result in revocation, said Dennis Robinson, authority president and chief executive officer.

The ten-day delay in implementing the order is designed, at least in part, to avoid the chaos of mid-flight visa revocations that the first order caused.

The law calls for suspending the license of an employer found to have knowingly hired an illegal worker, and revocation for a second offense.