Sentence examples for may be rescinded from inspiring English sources
The N.B.A. though will review the sequence, and there is a chance Perkins's second technical may be rescinded with a decision expected by Thursday afternoon.
Systems in which power is delegated from the central government to subnational units and in which the grant of power may be rescinded at the will of the central government are termed unitary systems.
There is also at least some chance, given A.I.G.'s functional insolvency and the government takeover, that these agreements may be rescinded either on the basis of impracticability or by virtue of unforeseeable and uncontrollable circumstances.
At the same time as banks are sacking employees in operating roles, they are adding swarms to cope with various requests from government agencies and other new filings, all to avoid violating rules that may never come into existence and temporary measures that may be rescinded.
The official cease-fire that has kept the mainstream Mahdi Army from engaging government and United States forces may well be rescinded if the government's assault continues.
But, Mr. Ferrara said, if the agreement provides that the preferential rent will apply for the entire tenancy — or if the landlord fails to disclose the legal regulated rent in the lease — the reduction may not be rescinded.
Mr. Giuliani warns that without additional state aid to help pay for the state-mandated cost-of-living hike for retirees, tax cuts proposed for next year may have to be rescinded.
However, the Open Internet Order may very well soon be rescinded and the rules it proposed replaced with more lax ones, if the president-elect and his advisors follow through on intimations they've made to that end.
In an e-mail announcing the layoff notices, the governor's office said that "if the Senate Democrats come back to Wisconsin, these notices may be able to be rescinded and layoffs avoided.
They cannot be rescinded.
