Sentence examples for repeal altogether from inspiring English sources

But now Oregonians are contemplating a possible countermovement: this year, they are likely to vote on whether to become the first state to loosen or even repeal altogether the time limits voters once imposed on state legislators' terms.

With the relaxation of Glass-Steagall enforcement, and ultimately its repeal altogether, banks were able to lend Bain-type investors millions of dollars of their customers' money, too.

But a bipartisan deal to shore up the health care law can't happen when one party, the Republicans, remains committed to repeal altogether.

Since then, the rates have fluctuated, but this is the first time the tax has been repealed altogether.

If Obama is elected, the policy could be repealed altogether, allowing gays and lesbians to serve openly in the military.

When the dust from this struggle settles, much of the relief the tax bill promises for later this decade is likely to be delayed, scaled back or repealed altogether.

The hope now, at least for those who believe that applying economic pressure is the most effective way in getting HB2 rewritten or repealed altogether, is that this latest high-profile boycott will embolden others to join in.

Of the 44 states in the United States that had fair-trade laws with effective nonsigner provisions during the 1930s, fewer than half still retained those laws 30 years later, and in 1975 fair-trade laws were repealed altogether by an act of Congress.

The principal disadvantage of setting up a family bank now is that you could trigger gift taxes on the amount over $675,000 given to the trust at a time when the gift tax will likely be lowered and the estate tax may be repealed altogether.

Another 20percentt staked out a middle ground at $12, while 18percentt want to see the minimum wage unchanged or repealed altogether.

Term limits should either be repealed altogether or modified so that legislators are limited to 14 years of total legislative service.