Sentence examples for for rescission from inspiring English sources

A recent press report claimed that WellPoint, a big health insurer, was targeting breast cancer patients for "rescission"—that is, cutting off sick patients over technicalities such as improperly completed paperwork.

International Rectifier said in a statement that it had also received a request for rescission of the transaction from Vishay.

International Rectifier said in a statement to the press on Friday that it had also received a request for rescission of the transaction from Vishay.

The Truth in Lending Act allows for rescission within three days of consummation of a mortgage, and within three years if there are undisclosed violations of the law meaning ordinarily Mains would have no grounds for rescission.

However, in recent months, it has come under fire from the Trump administration and has become a target for rescission.

Funds proposed for rescission are also frozen for 45 days or until Congress acts, which would come at the end of June.

Non-compliance with applicable securities laws could result in severe consequences, including a right of rescission for the stockholders (i.e., the right to get their money back, plus interest), injunctive relief, fines and penalties, and possible criminal prosecution.

In a show of fiscal fortitude, Mr Obama on May 24th did formally ask for new "rescission" authority: in essence, the ability to pluck bits out of spending bills for elimination, subject only to an up-or-down vote in Congress.

The terms of the revised financing call for the rescission of the Series C financing and the sale of $7 million of a new Series C-1 Preferred Stock at a price of $0.32178 per share.

History repeated itself in 2006 when, after the City Council unanimously voted to rename the block where Hampton was murdered "Chairman Fred Hampton Way," FOP President Mark Donahue organized the families of slain CPD officers to lobby for its rescission, while publicly voicing his cop membership's "outrage" and "disbelief" at the decision.

While administration officials cited examples of recent spending that Mr. Obama might have singled out if he had the power, he has never used an existing, weaker law for proposing rescissions.