Sentence examples for most rescinded from inspiring English sources

Now it looks like the race for District Five supervisor might hold the world record for most rescinded endorsements in a single contest.

Catherine the Great, despite her fondness for horses, later rescinded most of these laws.

The president rescinded most of his sweeping Nov. 22 decree that temporarily elevated his decisions above judicial review and drew tens of thousands of protesters into the streets calling for his downfall.

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration on Friday rescinded most of a 2008 rule that granted sweeping protections to health care providers who opposed abortion, sterilization and other medical procedures on religious or moral grounds.

Eventually some 40 families were marked for removal, and while Sherman in time rescinded most of those orders, at least a few families and many individuals were sent out.

On 8 December, the president bowed to the pressure and rescinded most of his 22 November decree.

The Reichstag Fire Decree, imposed on 28 February 1933, rescinded most German civil liberties, including rights of assembly and freedom of the press.

All recreational and boil-water advisories have since been rescinded, and most shellfish waters have reopened.

Bismarck finally agreed to rescind most of the Kulturkampf laws, partly because the Centre Party's votes were usually crucial for his majority.

The new law requires health insurance companies — starting in September — to end their most indefensible practice: rescinding coverage after a policyholder gets sick.

The president was forced to rescind most of his decree, but he has not budged on a central opposition demand: that he cancel the Saturday referendum on the constitutional draft.