Sentence examples for process to revoke from inspiring English sources
"There is no such process to revoke the residency or citizenship of thousands of people," he told the newspaper.
Instead, it must initiate a complex regulatory process to revoke the dealer's license, which can take years.
Nor, it would seem, have Californians themselves felt the need to use the initiative process to revoke their dysfunctional democratic rights.Stephen MorrisCoorparoo, AustraliaKeep plugged inSIR – You make the assumption that all of the power being used by appliances that are on standby is wasted ("Pulling the plug on standby power", March 11th).
In January, a university committee decided to start the official process to revoke Schavan's degree.
Rohrbacher's report is scheduled to be evaluated and discussed this week by the university's doctoral commission, which will then make a recommendation about whether the Faculty Council should begin the process to revoke Schavan's title.
Gun rights advocates argue that placement on such a list doesn't give people adequate due process to justify revoking their constitutional right to bear arms.
For most of U.S. history, that process, called denaturalization, was used to revoke citizenship that had been fraudulently obtained, or to remove from the ranks of Americans felons, traitors, and war criminals.
Facebook's recent decision to revoke the process of "voting" on whether user information could be shared with its affiliates (i.e. Instagram) has given rise to an angry mob of civil rights groups decrying the end of democracy.
Congress has made it more difficult to revoke the licenses of offending dealers, a process that can now take up to three years.
A 1983 Supreme Court decision suggests that the new administration would need to go through a formal rule-making process, with an opportunity for public comment, if it wanted to revoke this rule.
The lawyer, Marcelo Denadai, had been helping government prosecutors in their efforts to revoke the Scuderie's legal registration, a process that has been dragging on for more than six years.
