Sentence examples for repeal by from inspiring English sources

REPEAL BY ANOTHER NAME House Republicans have unveiled several bills to undo Dodd-Frank piece by piece.

Abbott wants the voters to conclude that he will have a mandate for repeal by the end of this week.

That law remains on the books, shielded from repeal by the gun culture in Florida's statehouse, even as it sparks further mayhem on the streets.

It also reluctantly agreed to a gradual repeal by 2004 of the restrictions on imports by travellers".Tourist" imports are already undermining Systembolaget's retail monopoly.

Despite the possibility of repeal by the courts, Mr. Gates told reporters that he would not move ahead with the education plan now.

In December, Mr. Tempalski, the Treasury economist who calculates its impact, raised his estimate of the 10-year cost of repeal by $100 billion, to $619 billion.

Telecom lobbyists didn't invent this repeal-by-stigma strategy, but they have shown themselves to be skilled practitioners of the art.

He then went into almost an hour-by-hour, repeal-by-repeal description of his first day in office ("On my first day, maybe two hours after the inaugural address, I will start to sign executive orders", etc, etc).

Some think it's been repealed by Congress.

The controversial law was later repealed by a voter referendum.

(It was in fact repealed by the Federal Communication Commission in 1987).