Sentence examples for has repealed its from inspiring English sources

Now that Rolling Hills has repealed its statute, it has caught up to the rest of the world, said Mr. Eskridge, the law professor.

(RNS) Prompted by an ACLU lawsuit, Georgia has repealed its religious food labeling law and replaced it with legislation that doesn't define kosher by solely Orthodox standards.

Now that Charlotte has repealed its ordinance, one can clearly argue that we no longer need the law and that we can repeal it.

Malaysia has repealed its "fake news" law, the first country in the world to roll back such legislation.

In Ohio, politicians, utilities, their customers and consumer groups are negotiating how to end competitive electricity pricing, while Virginia has repealed its law.

But New York has repealed its gift tax, effective Jan . 1 and changed its estate tax law, effective Feb. 1, making both the rates and the ceilings conform to federal law -- creating a sop-up tax.

This failure would be cast in a different light if the Washington Legislature had repealed its law or if its Supreme Court had altered its interpretation and set out a general rule abrogating the right to have judges take affirmative action to insure an unbiased grand jury.

The anti-miscegenation laws in California meant that the soldiers were banned from marrying non-Filipino women; those soldiers who wished to marry in this way were transported to Gallup, New Mexico, as New Mexico had repealed its anti-miscegenation law after the Civil War.

The legislation would be the strongest of its kind in the nation, since North Carolina has repealed portions of its own bathroom bill amid reports that it would harm the state's economy.

It has repealed the law on double jeopardy.

He has repealed some oppressive, colonial-era laws.