Sentence examples for have now repealed from inspiring English sources

Coup leaders who toppled the elected government of the president, Amadou Toumani Touré, enacted a new constitution for the country but have now repealed it in the face of growing international pressure.

This used to be illegal but several states have now repealed laws against perpetuities which used to limit the term of any family trust to about 90 years, after which time the family members would own the property outright, and thus finally have to pay taxes.

The line between politics and the church has been fuzzy for decades, but President Trump has now repealed the Johnson Amendment, which prohibited tax exempt organizations, such as churches and preachers, from directly speaking about politics from the pulpit.

Apologise to and pardon all men convicted of consenting adult same-sex relations under anti-gay laws that have now been repealed.

"His later life was overshadowed by his conviction for homosexual activity, a sentence we would now consider unjust and discriminatory and which has now been repealed," he said.

That law has now been repealed, but the new Gramm-Leach-Bliley act restricts the sharing of customer information between banks and insurers.

"His later life was overshadowed by his conviction for homosexual activity, a sentence we would now consider unjust and discriminatory and which has now been repealed.

"His later life was overshadowed by his conviction for homosexual activity, a sentence we would now consider unjust and discriminatory and which has now been repealed," said Mr Grayling.

The Secretary of State did pass such an instrument, the Public Interest Disclosure (Compensation) Regulations 1999, but Section 8 has now been repealed under Section 44 of the Employment Relations Act 1999.

Core provisions have now been undermined or repealed -- after well funded campaigns for change.

Four congressmen have now moved a bill to repeal NAFTA.