Sentence examples for possibly revoked from inspiring English sources

For example, Pyle claims that the EPA finding that greenhouse gases endanger public health and welfare, which was based on the best available science and mandates that the EPA regulate carbon pollution, "will be reconsidered and possibly revoked, marking a major blow to underpinning for many climate regulations".

Washington State has separately announced plans to fine Countrywide and possibly revoke its lending license.

New York State took the first step on Friday toward possibly revoking a $2 billion contract to build a radio network that would allow first responders across the state to communicate with each other during emergencies.

UK Prime Minister David Cameron has spoken of tough measures, including imprisonment, seizing the passports of jihadis and possibly revoking citizenship.

Advocates are calling for an immediate and permanent ban on all commercial trade routes through the waterways of the Sundarbans, and UNESCO has even warned of possibly revoking the heritage status.

For the accrediting body overseeing Career Education Corp.'s health, art and design schools, programs must place at least 65percentt of students in jobs related to their majors in order to avoid sanctions or possibly having accreditation revoked.

A charity may be subject to excise taxes or possibly have its tax-exempt status revoked for lobbying if the group spends more than allowed, Ms. Kindell said.

Possibly as a result, his U.S. passport was revoked.

Mr Davis claims that 25 Liberal Democrats, and possibly a similar number of Conservatives, want the orders revoked.

SALT LAKE CITY On Friday, the city revoked permits that had allowed demonstrators to camp in Pioneer Park after a man was found dead there, possibly of carbon monoxide poisoning.

revoked its expulsion.