We have to revoke that first.
Haynes said little during the meeting with Mora, but Mora left the room certain that Haynes would realize he had been too hasty, and would get Rumsfeld to revoke the inflammatory December 2nd memo.
In dropping its lawsuit, Boston Bank of Commerce, which is black-owned, has given up its fight to get Carver to revoke the sale of $2.5 million of preferred stock to two Wall Street firms allied with Ms. Wright.
WASHINGTON ― With eight days to go before President-elect Donald Trump gets his chance to revoke protections from hundreds of thousands of undocumented young people, a bipartisan group of lawmakers is relaunching their effort to keep those so-called Dreamers safe.
Since 1960, when New Mexico became the first state to get the authority to revoke licenses, a total of 44 states have established commissions that have the authority to issue and revoke licenses, similar to the way lawyers and doctors are regulated.
With the general now home, each new fact to emerge also gives hope to critics who want to place him in the dock in Chile; to do that, they will have to get an appeals court to revoke the immunity granted him when he stepped down as president in 1990.
She has been on a fast since November 2000 to get the central government to revoke the Armed Forces Special Powers Act from the state.
The question is: How much public pressure will it take to force President Obama and AG Holder to revoke their "get out of jail free" card?
One of the OFT's frustrations in regulating credit companies is that it can take years from the point of deciding to revoke a licence, to getting through the appeal process, to stopping a firm from lending.
Nigel Cates, head of credit enforcement for the OFT, says one of the regulator's frustrations is that it can take years from the point of deciding to revoke a licence to getting through the appeal process to stopping a firm lending.
