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The measure was later repealed through a referendum, but Republican state senator Bart Hester of Cave Springs was compelled to write not only SB202 but also the HB1228.

Even existing ACA rules cannot be undone overnight and can only be changed or repealed through a lengthy notice-and-comment rulemaking process.

Because Proposition 63 is an initiative, it can only be repealed through another initiative.

Free-trade agreements were signed, but have since been repealed through adoption of similar agreements with the European Union.

"I believe small business is going to keep fighting to get this repealed through Congress," she said.

As part of the tax code, the Johnson Amendment could only be altered or repealed through an act of Congress.

So, now we face the imminent threat of a government shutdown and/or a U.S. government default because Republicans refuse to accept the notion that duly enacted legislation should be allowed to go into effect, and repealed only through constitutional means.

The Altarum researchers warn that the job gains could be reversed if the ACA is repealed, whether through the GOP's misbegotten and (thankfully) moribund American Health Care Act or some other device.

It remained in place for half a century before it was repealed in 1999 through the Financial Services Modernisation Act, again better known by the names of the politicians who promoted the legislation – Gramm, Leach and Bliley.

Shortly after state schools chief Tom Luna got three controversial education laws passed through the legislature and enacted, the Idaho Education Association sought to repeal them through a ballot referendum.

Republicans tried to repeal Obamacare through legislation, but the bill failed in Congress.