Sentence examples for had already repealed from inspiring English sources

And, the regulations helpfully note, "When you set off fireworks, do not throw them at people". Beijing's decision to allow fireworks came after more than 100 other cities, including Shanghai, had already repealed their bans.

Other jurisdictions have already repealed similar bans, he said.

Additionally, there is currently no solid evidence demonstrating that a state that has already repealed its prevailing-wage law has actually realized any cost savings.

Roughly half of those polled by KFF thought Obamacare had already been repealed or were unsure of its legal footing.

Two weeks ago, the president publicly suggested the healthcare law had already been repealed.

Almost one-forth of Americans in a recent poll wrongly answered that last year's healthcare law "had already been repealed".

(Republicans had already failed to repeal the law or sue it out of existence.) But, he was up against an incredibly persistent freshman Sen. Ted Cruz, who read "Green Eggs and Ham" during a 21-hour Senate filibuster on how much he hated the healthcare law.

Georgia has already temporarily repealed its gas taxes, and Michigan, Florida, and a host of other states are thinking about it.

About a quarter of Americans think the bill has already been repealed, while another quarter aren't sure if it has been.

Only three months after the enactment in July of the Dodd-Frank Act, the financial regulation legislation that was intended as a response to the financial crisis, a section of the act has already been repealed.

The new approach reflects a harsh political reality: Congressional budget rules make it much easier to pass a broad overhaul of the tax code once the roughly $1 trillion in taxes that are in the Affordable Care Act have already been repealed.