Sentence examples for repealed with from inspiring English sources

But Assange's lawyer Thomas Olsson said it should be repealed with "immediate effect", TT said.

• Comparison of people who think Obamacare cannot be repealed with the people who did not think Hitler could be stopped.

We will be campaigning strongly for this pernicious legislation to be repealed with the advent of a Labour government".

Shortly after Livingston's speech the carbon tax was repealed with the support of crossbench senators following a week of chaos and confused negotiations.

Nine months later, on Dec. 5, 1933, federal prohibition was repealed with the ratification of the Twenty-first Amendment (which allowed prohibition to be maintained at the state and local levels).

"The effort should have been directed against the XVIth Amendment" — the income tax amendment — "which I believe could have been repealed with the expenditure of less time and trouble than was required for the abolition of its little brother," the 18th.

3. (C) Zardari indicated clearly that he was disinclined to repeal with 17th amendment (which gives the President the power to appoint the service chiefs, judges, and the Election Commissioner).

Those regulations were repealed early last year with a congressional resolution.

And, yes, certain things might be repealed now with Trump being elected.

Obama repealed it with scarcely a whimper of protest.

Many other states have similar statutes, Jackson said, and he wants them all repealed, starting with Florida's.