The executive order wasn't formally rescinded until 1976.
The Heinkel He 177 strategic bomber was initially supposed to have dive bombing capabilities, a requirement that contributed to the failure of the design, with the requirement not rescinded until September 1942 by Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring.
(Nurse Manager 4) As a result of the guidelines some of our advanced practitioners actually had the title taken off of them, not in nursing but in other professions and they couldn't have that rescinded until they'd done a portfolio which was interesting.
For example, one health region in Wales undertook a radical intervention to standardise the roles of non-nursing AP titles in response to government guidelines: As a result of the guidelines some of our advanced practitioners actually had the title taken off of them, not in nursing but in other professions and they couldn't have that rescinded until they'd done a portfolio which was interesting.
I hope that within the NRA, people say, "You do not represent me, and I will not be a member," that they will rescind their membership until the NRA represents their views.
He had been persuaded by his government to rescind his resignation until after King Edward's state visit to Norway in April 1908.
Mr. Mollohan is refusing to allow the committee to conduct business until Republicans rescind new rules that could make it harder to pursue misconduct investigations.
Last month, in a concession to Republicans, White House negotiators suggested that the new regulations be published, but that their enforcement be delayed until June 1, allowing the new president the opportunity to rescind them.
"Barcelona and Rafa Márquez have agreed to rescind, by mutual consent, the contract that tied the two parties together until June 30 , 2012" Barcelona said on its Web site.
But the new law has been postponed, at least until November when voters are to have the chance to rescind it by referendum.
