Sentence examples for permanent revocation from inspiring English sources

After breakfast on the last morning of Mountain Justice, Cordell told a group of attendees lingering at the table that the next battle for the Kanawha Forest Coalition is to seek a permanent revocation of the KD2 mining permit, which would halt that operation permanently.

He said the suspension should remain in force until agreement has been reached across the government on any permanent revocation in the coming days.

He said the company realized it had problems but had been addressing them, and was surprised by the ultimatum it was given last Saturday, to shut down for an "interim" period or face permanent revocation of its certificate to fly.

His criminal record also includes armed robbery and transportation of stolen aircraft, and in 2010 he was sentenced to three years' probation for flying a single-engine plane, 26 years after permanent revocation of his pilot's license.

Penalties can range from a private rebuke for "near infractions" to formal reprimands, license suspensions or permanent revocations for egregious violations.

Failure to appear could result "in permanent license revocation and a large fine".

Paramount among other vital issues are creating the crime of aggravated D.W.I. (stiffer penalties for driving with a blood alcohol content of.16 or higher); permanent license revocation for persistent D.W.I. offenders; and carrying out a statewide ignition interlock program.

The CBP representative also suggested that her revocation is permanent, meaning that from now on she will have to wait in a two-hour line with other tourists when she wants to cross the border.

Revocation of your license (permanent).

"Bail revocation is not warranted," he continued.

Mr. Anderson is challenging the revocation.