Sentence examples for repealing of the from inspiring English sources

Following the successful repealing of the tax in 1846, the group then disbanded, food prices dropped and profits soared.

The climbdown is a major humiliation for Cameron, given that he has also had to delay votes on Evel and the repealing of the Human Rights Act over fears he does not have enough Commons support.

This is how the debt-economy was born, further compounded and universalised by the Big Bang, the fall of the Berlin Wall, the repealing of the Glass-Steagall Act, China's embrace of the "one state, two systems" model – totalitarian politics and economic liberalism – and globalisation.

The scope of these changes required the repealing of the old Childcare Facilities Act and its replacement with the Early Learning and Child Care Act in 2010.

For example, the repealing of the Glass-Steagall act of 1932, removed the firewall that policy-makers have imposed in the financial industry that separated commercial and investment banking and successfully prevented the occurrence of instabilities.

2013: Jamaica Union says LGBTI civil rights aren't human rights: "The Churches in Jamaica has [sic] been very strident in its opposition of any softening or repealing of the buggery law".

Some specifications also include indicators for the individual being in one of the three transition states in the year immediately before the repeal of CLM, the year of the repeal and in the years immediately following the repeal.

We forcefully advocated the repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act.

The Black Chamber of Commerce supports the repeal of the inheritance tax.

Private insurers strongly oppose a repeal of the antitrust exemption.

Instead, he demanded repeal of the Affordable Care Act.