Sentence examples for of revocation from inspiring English sources

There are then two categories of revocation: automatic and non-automatic.

At the beginning of his reign Charles alienated the Scottish nobility by an act of revocation whereby lands claimed by the crown or the church were subject to forfeiture.

The laws were built to withstand judicial scrutiny, describing the key mechanism to remove citizenship as one of "revocation by conduct" – the argument is that if the law is "self-executing" this could head off judicial review.

They are now working on an ordinance that would force bars to obtain licenses to admit underage patrons, under threat of revocation if the police catch minors being served.

Revocation time is a crucial factor for estimating the performance of revocation strategy.

The rate of revocation for different number of attackers is shown in Fig. 22.

However, there would be a post facto judicial review of revocations that fall in that category.

"We've known for a long time that these things were problematic, and the high number of revocations is further proof".

Trost would say only that the total number of revocations from all the outlets investigated by the Yankees had exceeded 10.

Now, said Mr Mutton, the numbers of revocations were growing, thanks to Heartbleed, with thousands more every day being revoked and reissued.

The revocation rate depends on the number of revocations made against node n i, as well as the number of attacker node n i made.