Sentence examples for may revoke from inspiring English sources

If the situation returns to normalcy then the army may revoke the application for martial law".

In addition, after authorizing the use of information for such purposes, patients may revoke their consent.

Last year, New Jersey limited gun purchases to one a month, a law similar to the one Virginia may revoke.

The rules say that the F.D.A. "may" revoke the approval of a drug, but does not have to.

Responding to reports that Israel may revoke travel rights of some Palestinians in east Jerusalem, the US State Department remarked such a move would be "of concern".

The agency has also said it may revoke or drastically alter a previous permit for a large proposed mine in West Virginia known as Spruce 1.

The federal government may not revoke the licenses of doctors who recommend marijuana to their patients, the federal appeals court in San Francisco ruled.

Under federal bankruptcy law, which is aimed at giving troubled companies a chance to reorganize and return to financial health, the government may not revoke a license "solely because" the holder has sought protection from its creditors.

The highly emotional victory came when the United States Supreme Court on Tuesday let stand a federal appeals court ruling last October that the federal government may not revoke the licenses of doctors who recommend marijuana to their patients.

NextWave sued on the ground that the cancellation violated the federal bankruptcy code, which provides in Section 525 that a government agency may not revoke a license "solely because" a bankrupt license holder has not paid a debt that would ordinarily be covered by the bankruptcy law.

Housing benefits, scholarships, and financial assistance may be revoked, and the fraternal organizations may impose membership sanctions, including probation, suspension or expulsion.