Sentence examples for may be repealed from inspiring English sources

What disclosure requirements mandated by the Dodd-Frank Act may be repealed?

The law may be repealed on Nov. 21; if it is not, many horse carriages may go out of business.

In particular, a measure approved in 2004 which restricted family visits and remittances to the island may be repealed.

This shared interiority in life seems to hint darkly at some sense in which the immutable law of the Great Death – as Kulka calls it – may be repealed.

"Any environmental protection rule promulgated at any time in the past may be repealed by this Administration, as well as any science or technical document ever published by EPA," she wrote.

The principal disadvantage of setting up a family bank now is that you could trigger gift taxes on the amount over $675,000 given to the trust at a time when the gift tax will likely be lowered and the estate tax may be repealed altogether.

They face a new, far-reaching health care law that imposes new costs and may or may not be repealed by a new Congress or the Supreme Court.

The New Yorker, February 2 , 1952P. 18 Talk story about the anti-parrot and other psittacine-bird passages in the Sanitary Code which may soon be repealed.

Many rural folk consider it malicious; semi-interested townies tend to approve of it, which is why it may never be repealed, but must also note the ineptitude it represents.

An ordinance adopted by the Tribe and referenced in the government-to-government agreement may not be repealed or amended without the written approval of both the Tribe and the Secretary of the Interior.

By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, February 2 , 1952P. 18 Talk story about the anti-parrot and other psittacine-bird passages in the Sanitary Code which may soon be repealed.