Sentence examples for his repeal from inspiring English sources

The day started in Melbourne, where demonstrators carried their giant Abbott in protest at his repeal of the carbon price.

When he was asked about his government's biggest achievements for women, he cited his "repeal of the carbon tax," because "women are particularly focussed on the household budget".

Net neutrality advocates embarked on their campaign to restore the government's rules almost as soon as Pai finished his repeal.

Those who say that he is can point to the economic liberalisation of his first term, from 2009 to 2013, and to his repeal of the dreaded Internal Security Act, which allowed indefinite detention without trial.

Abbott said that by the time of the G20 Australia's carbon taxes and mining taxes would be gone – an indication of his confidence the new Senate would wave through his repeal plans after 1 July.

President Trump's tax cut bill, his repeal of the individual health insurance mandate, withdrawal from the Paris climate accord and rollbacks of regulations have extended Republican priorities or undone policies enacted under President Barack Obama.

"I hope they keep some of his repeal-and-replace ideas in mind going forward," he told me.

It was a lie for Trump to claim he wouldn't touch Medicaid; it was a lie to suggest preserving Medicaid and repealing Obamacare were compatible; it was a lie to claim that his repeal-and-replace plan would result in better coverage for everybody.

Now they are consulting with President Trump and working closely with his White House aides to make sure his repeal-and-replace message from the 2016 campaign and policy goals are integrated into the bill they are developing.

Facing extraordinary grassroots opposition at home, moderate Republicans bucked the president and refused to go along with his repeal-and-replace of the Affordable Care Act.

He then set off on a short national tour to promote his new book, "Fed Up!" Fighting words, but his prescriptions—"repeal Obamacare", "adopt certain important structural reforms"—are common enough.