Sentence examples for repeal the order from inspiring English sources
Understandably, a large number of responses thus far to Musk's request have simply suggested that Trump repeal the order in its entirety.
Nunn vowed to repeal the order if elected, while Breathitt promised to continue it.
Hours after news of the cease-and-desist letters hit, someone started a petition on Change.org directed at Thomas M. Drischler, the city taxicab administrator, and Eric Garcetti, LA mayor-elect, to repeal the order.
Order No. 35 on repealing the Order on subsidies to promote energy efficiency in commercial fisheries and aquaculture sector.
Even if successful, what would he do about the tens, if not hundreds, of thousands of people who would qualify for reform but will be deported in the time between the repeal of the order and passing legislation?
He denies the allegations and has asked Swedish courts to repeal the detention order with which prosecutors sought his extradition from Britain.
Vice-president-elect Mike Pence declared its repeal "the first order of business", hinting that Trump could take action on his very first day in the Oval Office.
Cruz and Trump each oppose the Net Neutrality protections that millions of Americans fought for: Both have come out against the Federal Communications Commission's open Internet rules, while Cruz signed on to new legislation (along with former contender Rubio) that would repeal the FCC order.
The Council is tasked with directing the Society's overall policy, managing all business related to the Society, amending, making or repealing the Society's Standing Orders and acting as trustees for the Society's possessions and estates.
The government had retroactively repealed the expulsion order last week, and called on the Kazakh authorities to allow Ms. Shalabayeva to return to Italy.
The Japanese government carried out faithfully its part of the agreement and the San Francisco school board repealed the segregation order, but the bias and discrimination against Japanese in California continued.
