Sentence examples for got repealed from inspiring English sources

The court order got repealed by another judge and in the end the surreal parking space inside a bus lane was removed.

And, so the argument goes, the supplement was supposed to compensate for the carbon tax, and that got repealed, so the clean energy supplement has become an unnecessary and unjustifiable windfall.

When that got repealed, both in terms of what it meant for gay people in terms of repealing this libel that there was something the matter with us, and in terms of what it meant for the country, that was a very high moment.

"We're just hoping it gets repealed, and we're encouraging the mayors of each town to do what they can".

But nobody thinks that DADT is getting repealed in the lame duck session, or anytime soon.

Millions of Americans might lose their insurance if Obamacare gets repealed and replaced for the time being with nothing.

I'm looking forward to reading transcriptions of my private phone conversations eventually (unless the Freedom of Information Act gets repealed, which is a possibility).

The Nineteenth Amendment won't likely get repealed, but the mere implication that it should be, whether in jest or not, is horrific.

And the administration's plan is to get as many people as possible addicted to the sugar, addicted to the subsidies," Cruz said, arguing that entitlements never get repealed.

For a party that just watched its signature legislative achievement get repealed in a tight vote on the House floor, Democrats had quite the spring in their step, even breaking into song as the vote was gaveled.

"Dropping big money to tout the health care record of the GOP Congressman who got repeal to pass is a sad reminder that the health care industry cares more about their profits than their patients," said one Democratic operative who's worked extensively on health care this cycle and requested anonymity to avoid aggravating the powerful lobby.