Sentence examples for from repeal from inspiring English sources

At stake are issues like protecting the health care overhaul from repeal and preserving preschool programs for his seven grandchildren.

Its beneficiaries, such as steel and lumber producers, have effective lobbyists in Washington and much to lose from repeal.

That law remains on the books, shielded from repeal by the gun culture in Florida's statehouse, even as it sparks further mayhem on the streets.

Mr. Archer said Medicare would not be affected because the budget surplus would allow additional general tax revenues to go to Medicare in place of the revenue lost from repeal of the tax.

More significant for members of Congress, surely, is the question of who would benefit from repeal: while those who will actually benefit from estate tax repeal are few in number, they have a lot of money and control even more (corporate C.E.O.'s can now count on leaving taxable estates behind).

Meanwhile, polling has detected a clear shift in public opinion away from repeal.

Much of it will come from repealing parts of the president's health care law and curbing medical liability lawsuits.

Senator Kerry suggested that the money come from repealing some of the recent king-size tax cuts for the wealthy.

That is the estimated amount without the repeal of the health care law; the $810 billion would not come "largely from repealing the health care law".

It booked $1.5bn in savings in the 2013-14 budget from repealing the tax cuts but did not get around to actually changing the legislation.

Far from repealing public financing, the House should be repairing the program, which Capitol Hill has cynically failed to update in this booming era of big-money politics.