Sentence examples for process of rescinding from inspiring English sources

If I do not hear from you by the above date, I will assume you are no longer interested in T.C.U. and will begin the process of rescinding your admission.

This month Trump called for an end to "chain migration," or visas based on family ties, and he has already begun the process of rescinding work authorizations to the spouses of H-1B recipients.

To be clear, admissions officers do not necessarily revel in the idea of rescinding admissions offers.

It said the council leadership would "investigate the possibility of rescinding the decision based upon independent legal advice".

John B. Mattingly, commissioner of the Administration for Children's Services, said the agency was redoing the entire process after rescinding three-quarters of the awards announced in April.

State courts had stayed both executions over concerns about the process, but rescinded the ruling after Ms Fallin objected.

Barlow accuses the Conservatives of hollowing out Canadian civil society, cancelling thousands of programmes, rescinding grants, removing regulations, shutting institutions and rescinding the tax-exempt status of annoying charities.

But, even with executive orders, rescinding such measures will be hard, requiring a Byzantine process of public hearings and eventual court challenges.

We are not in favour of amending or rescinding any of the conventions, which are international treaties that operate well.

The Food and Drug Administration is considering rescinding approval of this drug for the treatment of advanced breast cancer.

Within a month, the city of San Francisco rescinded an invitation to Hashimoto for an official visit.