Sentence examples for possible repeal from inspiring English sources

Some reduction is possible; repeal is expensive and unlikely.

Now they face a possible repeal at the polls in November.

Still, a number of cadets reacted to the possible repeal of the law with a shrug.

As Brotherhood members invariably do, he reiterated sentiments about respect for women's role in society, but he was conciliatory when Hana challenged him over the possible repeal of the no-fault divorce law.

That is the earliest possible repeal of the country's household registration system, or hukou, which limits the access of rural migrants to public services in the cities where they work and live.

A July 3 letter writer objects to Bob Herbert's reference to a possible repeal of the estate tax as a "handout" to the very wealthy (column, June 26) and asks if a family's wealth belongs to the government.

Wheare argued that although it appeared implausible it remained theoretically possible to repeal the act – thus parliament remained sovereign.

Those promises included doing everything possible to repeal the new federal health care law, end illegal immigration and establish term limits for members of Congress.

It's possible the repeal of DADT will be cited as an initial stepping-stone toward equality.

But it is "designed to put in place the legal justification for the Trump administration to weaken it and several other pollution rules," and could open the door to a possible full repeal of the regulation, according to The New York Times.

And he has insisted that the war's cost should be covered as much as possible by repealing tax cuts for the wealthy enacted during the Bush presidency.