Sentence examples for rescind your from inspiring English sources

If the insurer finds evidence of either transgression, it may rescind your policy.

If you mean what you say, you must rescind your appointment of Bannon".

Membership of the Church of England does not in his book rescind your membership of London's media elite.

If you don't pay your mortgage, the bank can foreclose on your home, but no one can rescind your education or college degree.

College-bound seniors beware: If you slept through your classes this semester and have the failing grades to prove it, your university may soon threaten to rescind your admission this fall.

Changing class is like emigrating from one side of the world to the other, where you have to rescind your old passport, learn a new language and make gargantuan efforts if you are not to lose touch with the people and habits of your old life, even if they are among the relationships and things dearest to your heart.

Please make excellent choices so that you do not find yourself in the unfortunate situation of your college rescinding your admission offer.

If I do not hear from you by the above date, I will assume you are no longer interested in T.C.U. and will begin the process of rescinding your admission.

That means two things at the very least: that if you lose your job, you won't lose the ability to buy affordable insurance, and it means that if you get sick, you won't find out that your insurance company has rescinded your policy or that later on it's impossible to get insurance.

The meeting can go very differently if you act out and the employer rescinds your option to resign.

The time that you have to rescind on your purchase varies by state, but the average is three to seven days.