Sentence examples for getting revoked from inspiring English sources

These can cover how data might be used, or provide guarantees to startups wishing to build functionality without the precarious worry of a platform access getting revoked.

Many of these business method patents re-examined by the Patent Office end up getting revoked, and, as a result, going after them is no longer as lucrative.

"I didn't see it getting revoked," he said.

Dues get withheld here, a commission seat gets revoked there.

As Twitter transitions into monetization mode, keeping people on the site where it shows ads is important, so I wouldn't be surprised if Tumblr's or Flipboard's access suddenly gets revoked.

Did the establishment clause get revoked?

They said they'd call each other wife even if the law got revoked, but would also consider going somewhere "more progressive", such as New York, to wed all over again.

Secondly, car ownership and driving are highly regulated activities including an elaborate licensing system, insurance mandate, penalties and terms for getting licenses revoked.

Next year it's expected to bring in more than $14 billion, Insurers have been lobbying for years to get it revoked, and the Obamacare repeal bill passed by House Republicans last month does so, but doesn't provide any funding to cover the gap.

Getting married revokes any wills that either party have previously made.

The Department of Special Investigations (DSI) has tried repeatedly to get bail revoked for all the "red-shirt" leaders on the grounds that a condition for them not to incite unrest had been continually violated.