Sentence examples for he revoked from inspiring English sources
The phrase "he revoked" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of officially canceling or withdrawing something, such as a decision, privilege, or agreement. Example: "After careful consideration, he revoked the invitation to the event."
Within 10 days, he revoked his decision.
(He revoked his application for American citizenship after Bush won the election in 2004).
He revoked the excommunications of four schismatic bishops, one of whom had denied the scope of the Holocaust.
And he revoked a pledge that the trial would meet every day until completion, scheduling that session for Sept. 5.
To win the support of the Roman Senate, still largely pagan, in 331 he revoked Constantine's prohibition of nocturnal sacrifices.
Pope Benedict has said he revoked the excommunication of the four bishops to heal a schism in the church.
It has united the hitherto bickering secular opposition, which plans to protest until he revokes his decree.
Mr Morsi's opponents are refusing even to talk with the Egyptian leader until he revokes the decree in its entirety.
It is an embarrassment that he revokes peace-seeking treaties, and it is an embarrassment that he eschews science for unscience.
Evangelos Venizelos and Fotis Kouvelis, the socialist and leftwing leaders who are junior partners in the coalition, have demanded he revoke the legislative decree used to close the broadcaster and start a new restructuring process.That is unlikely to happen.
On Monday, Magistrate Judge Ronald L. Ellis of Federal District Court denied the government's request that he revoke Mr. Madoff's $10 million bail, secured by real estate and the signatures of his wife and his brother.
