Sentence examples for made repeal from inspiring English sources

In recent weeks Lady Gaga, who has long supported gay rights, has made repeal of "don't ask, don't tell" a personal mission.

The president, who will soon sign the bill into law, made repeal a signature promise, joined by Democratic leaders in the House and Senate.

President Bush has made repeal of what he calls the death tax a part of his plan to cut taxes by $1.6 trillion over the next decade.

Republican leaders have made repeal of what they call the "death tax" a priority, saying they seek in part to help owners of small businesses and family farms.

More than a year ago, Admiral Mullen was in conversations with his top commanders about how to make the changes that he saw coming with President-elect Obama, who had made repeal of the law a 2008 campaign issue.

Republican leaders have made repeal of what they call the "death tax" one of their priorities, particularly in this election year, although the bill that cleared the House today appears far more likely to score points with crucial constituencies than to make it into law.

For seven years, it made repealing Obamacare its central goal.

He courted the Tea Party heavily during the campaign and has made repealing the health care law a priority.

Clinton has made repealing the firearms shield law one of the rallying points of her campaign, decrying "the greed and recklessness of gun manufacturers and dealers in America".

Australia is due to hold elections before the end of next year, and opinion polls currently have Labor well behind the opposition coalition led by Tony Abbott, who has made repealing the mining tax and other signature Gillard legislation, like an emissions trading plan passed last year, central to his campaign.

President Trump made repealing Obamacare one of his signature campaign promises.