Sentence examples for rescind its decision from inspiring English sources

We read how the mighty British lion were so unnerved by this display of Bengali unity that it had to rescind its decision.

"All that summer of 1967, petitions to the F.C.C. to rescind its decision were being filed.

Jalal Talabani, the Kurdish leader, has led a campaign to force the Alliance to rescind its decision to re-nominate Ibrahim al-Jaafari as prime minister.

Last month, the United States had to exert its veto at the U.N. Security Council to block a resolution demanding that the White House rescind its decision.

Ms. Allen added, "It's an eye-opener for all of us, but when you look at the facts, why not?" Bishop Richard J. Malone of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland is calling on the school committee to rescind its decision, as have the state and city Republican Parties.

That move goaded the cricket authority to rescind its decision, instead favoring an Indian public broadcaster.

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration announced on Wednesday that it had rescinded its decision to expand offshore oil exploration into the eastern Gulf of Mexico and along the Atlantic Coast because of weaknesses in federal regulation revealed by the BP oil spill.

After the United States agreed to pay more rent and to some minor restrictions, the Kyrgyz government rescinded its decision, and it was formally approved by the Kyrgyz Parliament on Thursday.

In that case, cartoon nudity rather than politics was the sticking point, but after protests, Apple rescinded its decision and approved the game in its original form.

France subsequently rescinded its decision, and the seven-year grace period for Colombia – a state with ongoing internal armed conflicts – expired in late 2009.

After critics charged that Komen was politicizing women's health by trying to distance itself from Planned Parenthood, the breast cancer charity rescinded its decision in February and Ms. Brinker apologized.