Sentence examples for repealed as from inspiring English sources

The SNP said the clause should be repealed as soon as possible.

The drivers had demanded that that fee be repealed as well, news agencies reported, and negotiations between the two sides on Saturday produced no immediate agreement.

Carson rebuts: "Now, to these people, apparently, the balance of nature was something that was repealed as soon as man came on the scene.

Onerous emergency laws, enforced since he took power in 1981, would be repealed, as would laws restricting freedom of the press, the judiciary and the formation of political parties.Mr Mubarak handily swept the vote, and his party held on to its traditionally beefy parliamentary majority in later legislative polls.

"We have a responsibility to project those liberties from government intrusion," he wrote, "and I will continue to work with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to ensure that the Obama administration's unlawful health care mandate is repealed as soon as possible and replaced with the common-sense reforms our health care system needs".

Serious restrictions on international investment could be repealed as early as January 2016.

The Republicans would have had a strong rallying point to reverse or repeal as well.

There was a backlash from the right, naturally, with Georgia lawmakers responding to Delta ending an NRA discount by repealing as much as $50 million in fuel tax exemptions used by the Atlanta-based airline.

"Our desire is to have it in place so we can repeal as things come up," Ms. Moran said.

The company also signalled its support for the Paris climate accord signed by the Obama administration, which Trump has vowed to repeal as president.

Related: Coalition talks up a tax cut it wants to repeal as Labor fights a move it planned Opposition frontbencher Matt Thistlethwaite said Labor was taking a fiscally responsible approach by backing down.