Sentence examples for repeal of state from inspiring English sources

But if by some divine intervention the ACL got its way and did somehow manage to negotiate the repeal of state laws surrounding homosexual vilification, what exactly would they be able to say that might be considered a breach of vilification laws?

The New York Times, reporting on Google's defection, described ALEC as "a conservative-leaning group that has urged repeal of state renewable power standards and other pro-renewable policies".

The group approved of Stanley's March 9 proposal to cut off all state funds for any school district which integrated, and discussed a number of other proposals (including a pupil assignment plan, whether to require local approval of integration or local approval of taxes to support integration, and repeal of state laws permitting school districts to be sued).

A repeal of state prevailing wage laws would be an economic disaster for veterans---costing nearly 65,000 veterans their jobs, nearly 24,000 their employer-based health coverage, and forcing nearly 8,000 Veteran-owned construction businesses to close their door - permanently.

Similarly, the impact of the estate tax repeal on state revenues varies widely by state, depending on the wealth of a state's residents and the structure of its tax system.

In his address to the state legislature in January 1898, Bradley advocated the repeal of the state's Separate Coach Law, which provided separate streetcars for whites and blacks.

Mr. Maleh, for example, has drafted a letter signed by 700 intellectuals, demanding the repeal of the state of emergency in place since 1963.

Any congestion plan New York State ultimately approves, and any plan the federal government agrees to finance, must include repeal of the state's punitive tax on nonresident telecommuters.

Responding to the recent jump in the price of gasoline, legislative leaders from both major parties called today for the suspension or even repeal of the state's gasoline tax.

Gov. Dirk Kempthorne restated his intention to veto a repeal of the state's term-limit law, even as a bill sponsored by fellow Republicans made its way through the Legislature.

Part of the problem, according to PPIC, is California's high dependency on personal and corporate income tax, a volatile source of revenue that fluctuates with the economy.Reformers have called for a repeal of the state law, passed after a taxpayer revolt in 1978, that severely curtails increases in property taxes, which might bring in more stable revenues.