Sentence examples for rescinded as from inspiring English sources

Perry's Wimbledon membership was rescinded as soon as he turned professional.

That would be somewhat akin to a person agreeing to guarantee a mortgage, so long as the obligation could be rescinded as soon as a payment came due.

But the European Commission, the union's administrative arm, issued a statement Thursday morning that the Cyprus controls were legal — though urging that they be rescinded as soon as possible.

Given that a Washington Post-ABC News poll in February showed that 75 percent of Americans want that policy rescinded — as do the president, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the secretary of defense — this is hardly a view out of the American mainstream.

Thrasybulus was now the hero of the people; but a decree by which he secured the franchise for all his noncitizen followers was rescinded as illegal.

"The Czech government appoints Frank Zappa, the American rock musician, as Czechoslovakia's representative of trade, culture and tourism; later rescinded as 'over-enthusiastic.' ".

"The governor is still hopeful that concessions could call these layoffs back, and he is willing to rescind as many as possible of the original 2,800 and as many as possible of these next 1,000".

"Obviously, if the unions come to the table to negotiate $450 million in concessions, we'd rescind as many of the layoffs as we possibly could," Mr. Rowland said.

Only a week ago, I gave their second album Arc a 7/10 review, a mark I would now like to rescind as it's already gained at least a point since.

Since then, the gag rule has been something of a political football, rescinded and reinstated as soon as presidents take office.

This totally unacceptable decision on a patent concerning the genetic manipulation of human cells and embryos must consequently be rescinded and revoked as soon as possible, and this in order to protect life, the greatest and most sacred gift we have.