For example, the drive for conformity can be traced at least to the Council of Trent, whose final sessions were in 1563; but it was visibly losing impetus, despite Louis XIV's intolerant policy leading to the revocation of the Edict of Nantes (1685), after the Peace of Westphalia.
Early in Reagan's first term, the Gipper asked the Social Security Administration to step up enforcement of the new law, leading to the revocation of benefits for over one million people.
But after the California Supreme Court sided with the Banning Ranch Conservancy, a preservationist group, in March in a lawsuit over doubts about the adequacy of the project's environmental impact report — ultimately leading to the revocation of city-issued development approvals — the developer sought to abandon its lawsuit.
The EU issued a temporary ban on certain neonicotinoid pesticides in 2013, but this has already been successfully challenged by the UK's farming organisation, the National Farmers Union (NFU), leading to a partial revocation last year specifically to allow the spraying of oilseed rape.
In an ongoing effort, these results are discussed with the company's IAM engineer in order to improve existing provisioning policies and refine existing SAP role definitions leading to access privilege revocation.
The latest arrest could lead to revocation of her probation.
(In China, a 12-point penalty leads to revocation of a license).
Receiving a ticket for a speeding violation will add points to your license, eventually leading to a suspension or revocation of driving privileges.
One of those laws bans public officials from having a financial stake in "any contract made by them in their official capacity". Failure to comply with these laws "could give rise to revocation of the charter," leading to a school's closure, said John Yeh, a Silicon Valley-based attorney who often advises school districts on charter school law.
His department, Mr. Paterson said, "had people go out and pretend to be seeking apartment referrals," leading to a series of license suspensions and revocations.
This is leading to tensions".
