Sentence examples for now revoked from inspiring English sources

Although placed under investigation, they were granted pardons (now revoked) before being formally indicted.

With the pilots' licenses now revoked, isn't it time to consider similar sanctions for those who endanger the roads?

But others point out that bad policy calls—such as the "pasty tax" on warm food (now revoked), or the unpopular move to limit tax relief on charitable donations (under review)—are matters of political judgment.

Officials from the vehicle management department in Beijing's traffic bureau say all plates in her name have been now revoked, bringing to an end her enterprising project, according to The People's Daily newspaper.

This I direct to be presented to him in lieu of a legacy of 3,000 pounds which I had, by a former will, now revoked and burnt, left him.

They also noted that Apple has now revoked the abused certificate that was used in the attack and updated its built-in anti-malware system XProtect with a new signature to protect customers.

But consumer advocates are rightly alarmed that the bureau might now revoke a Federal Reserve rule that limited the fees credit card issuers can charge new customers.

"The National Natural Science Foundation is now revoking funding from authors found to have committed egregious offenses.

To add to Mirage's woe, a Department of Buildings spokeswoman told the Brooklyn Paper that "the agency is now revoking the Mirage's temporary place of assembly permit," which had been valid until June 19.

That recognition has now been revoked.

An investigation will decide if the honour should now be revoked.