Sentence examples for repeal the right from inspiring English sources
On Monday, however, he told reporters at the Iowa State Fair the US should "absolutely" repeal the right.
Nor has he repealed the right to bear arms or exacerbated the wars he inherited.
It also contains some quirky proposals such as relaxing matrimonial laws to allow people to marry outside the hours of 8am to 6pm and repealing the right of police officers to enter your home to search for German enemy property.
Column: Defunding Planned Parenthood is not the same as repealing the right to abortion.
Her lunch had been a commiseration meal with a political advocacy team over the news that California had repealed the right of same-sex couples to marry.
I know that many were discouraged by the statement yesterday from National Security Advisor James Jones that President Obama would pursue repeal "at the right time".
The 2011 state law not only steamrolled local democratic will by overriding a law passed overwhelmingly in a popular vote, but also repealed the rights of working people to get medical treatment they need, care for their children, and help safeguard the health of their families, coworkers and customers.
They've also made clear their intentions to repeal the law right away, even though no replacement plan is ready ― although they envision a transitional period during which elements of the law's coverage expansion would remain in place while Republicans worked on hammering out an alternative.
They are scared of violating our rights; we need to repeal the human rights act so that they can continue, only without fear of ending up in court.
Regarded by David Cameron as a "star performer in parliament", Grieve achieved the impressive feat in his previous role of maintaining the respect of lawyers despite the Tories' plan to repeal the human rights act.
He later released a statement declaring that he would have voted for the Act and stated "unequivocally... that I will not support any efforts to repeal the Civil Rights Act of 1964".
