Sentence examples for repealed time from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hatch, Republican of Utah, led a push beginning last month to attach to the bill an amendment that would have repealed time restrictions built into the 2001 measure.

While the prohibitions on menstruating women were repealed over time by the Catholic Church, such restrictions remain for some Orthodox adherents.

[Update: Darrin Schmitz, a consultant to the Thompson campaign, emails to note that the former HHS Secretary "has called for Obamacare to be repealed – many times. In fact, he said so during the interview you're basing the story on".].

Aides to Senator Hatch would not discuss his views on repealing the time limits in the law.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani also expressed his support today for repealing the time limit in rapes and other violent sexual assaults.

Indeed, Democrats said they remain concerned that Mr. Hatch and other Republicans would continue to look for other legislative vehicles to help repeal the time restrictions -- an idea that Justice Department officials said they supported.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday falsely claimed that congressional Republicans' tax bill "essentially Repeals (over time) ObamaCare," perpetuating a false claim he made previously to celebrate the bill's passage. .

And since this law, even if it passes, will not be set in stone — that is, it could be repealed at any time — it's important to make sure it works reasonably well from the start.

But there's doubt among hospitals and medical groups about investing in them — because there's uncertainty about whether all the new incentives and programs under health reform will be repealed by the time they start making these things work.

On the other hand, declines in females may have been lower because laws implemented or repealed during this time addressed risk factors for MV injuries that are more prevalent in males than in females.

A statute may be altered, even repealed, at any time.