Sentence examples for if revoked from inspiring English sources

Similarly, a private letter ruling is not authority if revoked or if inconsistent with a subsequent proposed regulation, revenue ruling or other administrative pronouncement published in the Internal Revenue Bulletin.

I'd be surprised if revoking birthright citizenship led the number of babies born to illegal immigrants in the United States to fall from 8% to 7% of total births.

Even if Syria revoked his passport, or if a school with a record of his degrees were bombed, an immutable register of his history could still smooth his entry into an adopted country.

"If you revoked the permit to plant Bt cotton tomorrow, would that stop suicides on farms?" she said.

If not revoked, the patent, often called the Cabilly II patent after the lead inventor, Shmuel Cabilly, would expire in 2018.

Credit cards are maxed out if not revoked and, for many, there's not even money left to buy a drink, much less pay a cover charge.

But imagine the outcomes if Congress revoked the Fed's power to set interest rates and instead took it upon itself to enact them each quarter.

Put simply, if we revoked the free pass for torture and instead held officials accountable for abuses, fewer of our sons and daughters would return home in boxes.

Councilwoman Leslie Daigle said at Tuesday's meeting that she supported Mozza, and indicated that she would seek to overturn a Planning Commission decision if it revoked the liquor permit.

Video recordings were erased if patients revoked their permission.

If only the Digby Jones, Alan Sugar and Stephen Carter peerages could be revoked if they only serve a year or less.