Sentence examples for possible to revoke from inspiring English sources

May says it is not possible to revoke article 50 and then trigger it again a few months later.

The council's Labour leadership said it would take legal advice on whether it was possible to revoke the award.

Members also call on EU member states to draw up sanctions against company managers involved in tax evasion and make it possible to revoke business licences in cases where professionals are involved in illegal tax planning and evasion schemes.

European lawyers, in evidence to Lords select committees, said it would be possible for the UK to revoke a notification to withdraw.

They say that their legal advice is that it would certainly be possible for a new government to revoke licences for arms exports; and they point out that the government has refused to publish the legal opinion it is citing.

Federal energy regulators yesterday ordered four energy trading firms to supply more information about possible market manipulation in California, and threatened to revoke their licenses to trade freely if they do not.

"Who knows if the agreement is going be accepted by the people who are going to run the US next year," he said, referring to a possible presidential victory by Republicans who have promised to revoke the deal.

One possible remedy, he said in an interview, would be to revoke the application delay for ­cartridge-based e-cigarettes, the most common type used by young people.

So it is possible in theory that Mrs May would be able to revoke Article 50 without giving MPs the chance to vote on it.

In a possible move to ease tensions, Vladimir Putin asked the Russian parliament to revoke the powers it had rubber-stamped for him in March to intervene militarily in Ukraine.

It also contains a provision limiting a president's ability to revoke or ease sanctions, requiring about a month for Congress to review any such actions for a possible legislative veto.