Sentence examples for repeal make from inspiring English sources

Supporters of repeal make their own arguments about fairness.

Nor did repeal make all states go "wet": it remained illegal to buy or sell alcohol in some states for years — Mississippi did not legalize it until 1966.

But both groups say outright repeal makes more sense.

Susan Alt, Volvo North America's vice-president of public affairs, testified that the proposed repeal "makes a mockery of the massive investments we've made to develop low-emission-compliant technology".

On the former, the repeal made it into a new, leaner version of the energy bill, introduced in mid-February by Pete.

The law was repealed, making a court fight unnecessary.

The smirking killer later said he acted because Mr Taseer's call for the blasphemy law to be repealed made Mr Taseer himself a "blasphemer".

The main argument from supporters of the less restrictive law was that repeal would make it harder to attract businesses, especially financial businesses, to the state.

Repeal would make the discrepancy worse, and hand an unwarranted $100 billion tax cut to the 15percentt or so wealthiest retirees over the next 10 years.

Mr. Cliggott of B & P Research said the repeal would make dividend-paying stocks attractive to investors who now buy tax-exempt municipal bonds, forcing already troubled states and local governments to pay higher interest rates when they sell the bonds.

While the amount of money available is relatively small compared with the size of the companies, Mr. Gensler said that its repeal would make clear to investors that the government does not stand behind the debt of the companies.