Sentence examples for partially rescinded from inspiring English sources
"They are a wholly controlled, wholly designed, unspontaneous environment intended to produce particular effects in the 'inmates', who have their liberty at least partially rescinded for the duration of their stay".
A few analysts had expressed fears that auto sales might be weak in January because the government had partially rescinded a sales tax cut for cars with engines of 1.6 liters or less.
Despite finding money for this huge investment in the prison system, the Ministry of Justice has pledged just £40m in extra funding for the severely overstretched probation service, at a time when probation budgets are being cut by an estimated £60m in 2008-2009, cuthathareare therefore only partially rescinded by this "extra" funding.
Despite this, TCU partially rescinded the punishment only after national media attention and a letter from FIRE.
Later that year, the school partially rescinded the no-trespass order, "permitting general access to public facilities and events, but no direct cadet interactions".
Later in 2014, the no-trespass order was partially rescinded, allowing Munoz to attend public events at the college, but limiting interactions with students.
The fueros were rescinded in 1876, restored briefly in the thirties, before Franco came to power, and partially restored again after his death, when Spain's new constitution was written.
Construction loans were rescinded.
Invitations are rescinded.
Grant rescinded he order.
