Sentence examples for is a revocation of from inspiring English sources

Fluent succession state axioms: Patient p will be assigned to doctor d when the action of assignment is executed, since then p remains assigned to d unless there is a revocation of assignment or the patient leaves the hospital.

The N.C.A.A. is investigating, and if it finds that Bush received improper assistance, one of the penalties could be a revocation of the Heisman Trophy he won in 2005.

An invalid passport is not a revocation of citizenship, nor has it stopped him from seeking asylum.

Tusk expressed his satisfaction that "anything is possible", including a revocation of article 50, following the leaders' agreement to the unconditional period of extra-time.

Any attempts by the president to remove land or features that would undermine the purposes and values for which the monument was originally created, however, would be a partial revocation of the monument.

In Chinese mythology, the advent of natural disasters — floods, earthquakes, snowstorms, drought, pestilence — is supposed to signal a revocation of the mandate of heaven that is bestowed by divine powers on earthly rulers.

The only way to stop that would be if MPs were to vote for a revocation of article 50.

"In the N.F.L., if you declare bankruptcy, it's an automatic revocation of your license.

See, e.g., Hayes v. Oakridge Home, 122 Ohio St.3d 63, 67, 2009-Ohio-2054, 19, 908 N.E.2d 412, 412 ("Unconscionability is a ground for revocation of an arbitration agreement"); In re Poly-America, L. P., 262 S.W.348337, 348 (Tex.2008) ("Unconscionable contracts, however whether relating to arbitration or not are unenforceable under Texas law").

Some have suggested that Israeli concern is focused on avoiding a revocation of the Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty.

"Yet the ground for tolerance revocation is a lack of safety".