Sentence examples for repeal of article from inspiring English sources

Such an ambition cannot realistically, in the current state of the world, be satisfied without the repeal of Article 9, and that still seems unthinkable.Japan will play a part on the world stage.

It also demanded the repeal of article 548, which exempts men from the usual sentences for murder and assault if provoked by "illegitimate sex acts" or "the suspicious state" of female relatives.

We will also fight for the repeal of Article 226 used against transgender and transsexual individuals, accusing them of outrages against public decency," Bayrem said.

Back in February, he had shocked the Dutch political establishment with a call for the repeal of the first article of the constitution that made discrimination illegal.

British novelist Hari Kunzru has attacked Turkey's record on free speech at the Istanbul literary event the European Writers' Parliament, describing VS Naipaul's absence from the event "regrettable", and calling for the repeal of the notorious article 301 of the Turkish penal code.

This means, to start with, lifting the dead hand of the state of emergency and repealing article 179 of the (now suspended) constitution – which gives sweeping powers of arrest to the security forces, allowing Egypt's leader to totally bypass ordinary civilian courts and instead send people suspected of terrorist offences to military and special courts.

Repealing the Human Rights Act and replacing it with nothing would place the UK in breach of article 13 once more, and is rightly not an option the Conservatives appear to be considering.

At present both government and claimants are treating the triggering of article 50 as the inevitable point when it becomes clear that the ECA will be repealed.

Tokyo should explore military options -- like a naval blockade -- for dealing with Pyongyang and should repeal Article 9 of the Japanese Constitution in order to facilitate such options.

The death of Filali sparked street demonstrations that ultimately led the Moroccan parliament, in a unanimous vote, to repeal Article 475 of the penal code.

Varadkar's intervention, which is highly significant given his seniority in cabinet and the Fine Gael party, came during a debate in the Dáil (Irish parliament) on a private members' motion to further liberalise abortion laws and repeal Article 8 of the constitution giving equal rights to the mother and the unborn.