Sentence examples for repeal state from inspiring English sources

With their support, Alec promotes "model legislation" to repeal state renewable energy standards and roll back other climate and energy policies.

ALBANY — Gov. David A. Paterson issued a sweeping executive order on Friday that would allow a handpicked group of top aides to repeal state regulations they deem outdated or overly burdensome to businesses.

Sanders proposed to set up a new health-care system that would have eliminated all existing federal health insurance, including Medicare and Medicaid, and would repeal state exchanges as set up through ACA, according to a Congressional Research Service analysis of the bill.

According to News Corp.'s venerable Fox News, a special election on Oct. 10, 1911, under the leadership of reform Gov. Hiram Johnson, gave Golden Staters the power to recall elected officers, enact laws and constitutional amendments by initiative, and repeal state laws by referendum.

Following the 2012 EEI conference, ALEC drafted and distributed model legislation to weaken net metering laws and repeal state renewable electricity standards.

"ALEC is pushing to weaken or repeal state renewable energy and efficiency standards, to reduce financial incentives to adopt rooftop solar, and to undermine EPA's efforts to limit carbon pollution from power plants," the letter stated.

My social conservative instinct wants to denounce the movie-and-TV treatment of violence and porno-sadism as entertainment; repeal state-sponsored gambling; slow the rush to same-sex marriage; oppose partial-birth abortion; resist genetic manipulation that goes beyond therapy.

It's time they take the next step and permanently repeal state-mandated retention for third graders.

Hopefully legislators won't hold back on the next step -- moving to permanently repeal state-mandated retention in their state.

The EPA did not propose a replacement to the Clean Power Plan in its repeal, stating that it was "considering whether it is appropriate to propose such a rule".

First, it repeals state statutes, predating the Supreme Court's 1973 Roe v. Wade decision, that made it a felony to have or to administer an abortion.