Sentence examples for it has repealed from inspiring English sources

The figures explain why the government remains confident it can meet the target even though it has repealed the carbon tax and has not yet begun auctions under its $2.55bn "Direct Action" scheme.

To highlight the effort, the administration announced it had repealed an environmental regulation that classified milk as a kind of oil that required elaborate safeguards to prevent spills that might contaminate waterways.

Papua New Guinea has repealed its controversial Sorcery Act but has expanded its use of the death penalty.

He has repealed some oppressive, colonial-era laws.

However, no democratic government - except South Africa's - has repealed anti-gay laws.

Result: No, 53% to 47% How we called it: Indecisive – could have repealed or the death penalty could have been kept, by 10% in either case.

A month and a half after passing a broad living wage law intended to put money in residents' pockets, village officials here have repealed it, saying they feared it might backfire.

Should companies assume that they will have to abide by Mr Obama's health-care law when it comes into effect in 2014, or will the Republicans have repealed it by then?

Skinny repeal had been McConnell's fallback strategy: during the previous couple of weeks, the Senate had already rejected a bill that would have replaced Obamacare and another that would have repealed it without providing any replacement.

So the big-money-addicted Oregon legislators have repealed it, effective at the end of 2013, so they can focus on their main sources of financing — huge contributions from corporations, unions and wealthy individuals.

Virginia Sloan, president of The Constitution Project, said the ruling was perverse in terms of the mood of US public opinion: "Only a handful of states continue to use the death penalty and many have repealed it entirely.