Sentence examples for rescinded again from inspiring English sources

First imposed by Ronald Reagan in 1984, it was later rescinded by Bill Clinton, reinstated by George W Bush, and rescinded again by Barack Obama.

The officials said that the reduced list of capital crimes had been scoured to eliminate any possibility of execution once again becoming a political tool, and said that they intended to make the restoration of capital punishment temporary, to be rescinded again when the insurgency has ended.

"When the time comes to settle on what the various memorials will be, if there is a way to coordinate, they will". Cawthorne was one of the black leaders who pushed the private memorial because of fears in the minority community that another public tribute to King would backfire and be rescinded again by San Diego voters.

President Bill Clinton did away with it, President George W. Bush put it back and then President Barack Obama rescinded it again when he took office.

They wanted to marry before his parents could rescind consent again.

But a few months later, beneficiaries said, Mr. Cojuangco gathered them again and rescinded his offer, explaining instead that he was going to make them shareholders in a joint venture.

Compaq cpq will allow Internet retailers to sell its Presario line of personal computers again, rescinding an earlier ban, News.com reported.

But the tribe's license will probably not be rescinded when the commission meets again on June 12, according to a person close to the deliberations.

He retired again in 2011, swiftly rescinded his decision, and is now scheduled to call it a day once again at the end of this season.

He was released in December, returned to jail two weeks later when his probation was rescinded and has since been released again.

Some had come out to their family or community, and then, realizing they lacked the support they needed, rescinded the declaration — and came out again a couple of years later.