Sentence examples for repeal itself from inspiring English sources

Last Wednesday, the Center for American Progress, a think tank that has provided many Obama appointees, proposed a plan whereby a stop-loss executive order would be followed by a Presidential panel on implementing repeal and, ultimately, by repeal itself.

In light of Trump's DACA repeal, Batalla Vidal is amending his lawsuit to include a challenge to the legality of the repeal itself.

And as the people thrill to him as a kind of solution, a democracy willingly, even impetuously, repeals itself".

Andrew Sullivan, the former editor of The New Republic and an avowed conservative, has argued that a Trump presidency represents an "extinction event": "After 240 years, an idea that once inspired the world has finally repealed itself".

Yet Pruitt's proposed repeal is itself a kind of overreach.

What is significant is the ongoing bad news: Waxman and Rush remain dead set against the only real way forward, which is for Congress to revamp or repeal the law itself.

The legislature may balk at authorising lethal injections; last year a bill to repeal the death penalty itself failed by one vote.

Its sole remaining purpose was to extend the Treason Act 1800 to Northern Ireland – legislation that was itself repealed in 1967.

Finally, I believed that once DADT was repealed, the military itself would resist revisiting the policy.

The IPAB provision in the ACA bristles with requirements for supermajority votes by Congress; repealing the provision itself requires Congress to act within a four-month window in 2017.

Very soon, the military will signal that it has prepared itself for the repeal of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy.