Sentence examples for it's repealed from inspiring English sources
If it's repealed or swept aside, both left and right might be able to focus on a more plausible goal: not a perfectly universal system, but more modest reforms that would help the hardest-pressed among the uninsured.
Above all, the benefit cuts flow from the PM's commitment to rebalance the books through "spending cuts alone", a lopsided approach now set to be written into a time-wasting and purely symbolic law which will (until it's repealed) prevent any of the big taxes going up.
Among other things, the law reduces the estate tax every year until 2010, when it's repealed.
"The only way we turn back on this is because it's repealed at the federal level".
In that scenario, the bill would be amended to let Alaska keep Obamacare while it's repealed for nearly every other state.
Consider that if it's repealed, it will be by a Republican majority and Presidency, elected on the back of a misrepresentation of your objections.
Human rights groups criticized it as a tool for rounding up innocent people, largely Muslims, and it was repealed in 2004 by Mr. Singh's administration.
It was repealed in that session, and in its place, legislators passed an increase in the per diem salary.
Before it was repealed in 1988, it raised a net $40 billion, significantly less than the government's projected $175 billion.
It was repealed last September.
