Sentence examples for repeal requirements from inspiring English sources

The conservative, Sacramento-based Pacific Justice Institute had been working on gathering signatures for the Children Learning Accurate Social Science (CLASS) Act, which would repeal requirements that school instructional materials not discriminate based on gender, religion and sexual orientation.

We call for repeal of requirements that religious organizations send government any personal information about their contributors.

The other would repeal a requirement for withholding of taxes from payments to government contractors.

Yet another bill would repeal a requirement for private equity firms to register with the S.E.C, in effect ignoring the systemic risks in leveraged pools of private capital.

The financial reform bill that is expected to be passed seems likely to repeal the requirement for audited financial controls for most public companies, leaving it effective only for those with revenue above $75 million.

The Senate voted 87 to 12 to repeal a requirement that would have forced businesses to file tax forms for every vendor selling them more than $600 in goods each year, starting in 2012.

The financial reform bill expected to be passed seems likely to repeal the requirement for audited financial controls for most companies, leaving it effective only for those with revenue above $75 million.

This year, Republican candidates have called for a cutback in this formula, which has had bipartisan support for decades, saying they would give block grants to states and local districts while repealing federal requirements.

The bill would repeal a requirement for federal, state and local government agencies to withhold 3 percent of certain payments to suppliers of goods and services and to deposit the money with the Internal Revenue Service.

The bill, which passed by a 292-122 vote, would repeal a requirement in the Dodd-Frank law that big banks "push out" some derivatives trading into separate units that are not backed by the government's insurance fund.

Separately, the building owners' group has asked the organization to repeal a requirement that buildings taller than 75 feet apply glow-in-the-dark markings on stairwells as a backup if the lights go out.