Sentence examples for rescinded at from inspiring English sources

If democracy can be rescinded at will, the reformers ask, what sort of democracy is it?

The agreement was clear: The Indonesians would be able to stay and work, but the permission could be rescinded at any moment.

If a student is found to have misrepresented any facts in the application, their admission can be rescinded at any time.

But when he reported for work this fall, officials at the institute said the agreement was being rescinded at the insistence of the writers association.

The bond investors kept agency spreads wide, thereby forcing a government intervention -- which is an even better outcome, for them, than a government guarantee which can be rescinded at any time.

Charleville named for the 17th-century Charles de Gonzague, duke de Nevers obtained economic privileges that contributed to its prosperity but were rescinded at the time of the French Revolution.

A24 List of Rules That May Change The administration released a list of more than 300 federal regulations that it may modify or rescind at the request of industries and consumer groups.

Because libraries perform a core educational function that is more important than ever, we urge the mayor and the City Council to rescind at least half of the proposed cuts, bringing the library cuts in line with those for the educational system.

The decision was rescinded only at the last minute.

If a patient with a do-not-resuscitate order agrees to surgery, the order is usually rescinded for at least 24 hours because most doctors are not willing to perform an invasive procedure if they are then unable to resuscitate a patient in the event the heart stops because of the procedure or anesthesia.

But the rules are then inexplicably rescinded right at the end of the games so that one of them has to kill the other.