Sentence examples for often revoked from inspiring English sources

Since 2011, at least a dozen German politicians have had their degrees reviewed, and often revoked, following plagiarism accusations.

On the contrary, crossing into Israel from Jerusalem is a much more difficult process, especially for those with a Palestinian ID who must first obtain a permit that is often revoked for unspecified security concerns.

Divorce often revokes any provision for the spouse in a preexisting will.

The king often revokes sentences in such cases in order to placate international opinion.

People are forced to leave, either for work or school, and the Israelis often revoke their Jerusalem residency as soon as they go.

You can often revoke these using the tools on each site.

If not revoked, the patent, often called the Cabilly II patent after the lead inventor, Shmuel Cabilly, would expire in 2018.

"It's not too often that our building permits are revoked," said a spokeswoman for Home Depot, Kathryn Gallagher.

Notice, too, how often we say that the State Department revoked Deripaska's visa to enter the US in 2006 and how rarely we explain why.

I often had the closing shift in the kitchen having been revoked of the mouse costume because I had too much energy and we needed that energy in the kitchen.

Teens often cite a fear of having their Internet privileges revoked as a reason for keeping quiet, Agatston says.