Sentence examples for rescinded because of from inspiring English sources
It is a clear example of reverse racism: results of an objective test rescinded because of racial considerations.
Several immigration lawyers said they had never heard of a similar case in which citizenship was rescinded because of an apparent bureaucratic error decades earlier.
The offer was rescinded because of fears that some delegates would heckle Mr Cable or walk out of the conference hall.
In 1769 he was invited to lead an expedition to California to observe a transit of Venus but the offer was rescinded because of Spanish bias against the Jesuits.
Any final bill likely would enact radical changes to health insurance industry practices — no longer could coverage be denied because of pre-existing conditions, or existing policies rescinded because of an illness, or contain annual or lifetime ceilings.
Mr. DiVincenzo explained that the ordinance was rescinded because of complaints by festival organizers, who said they had not been given sufficient notice to find other places to hold this year's events.
He's arguing that Doe's parental rights should be rescinded because she is facing charges of chemical endangerment of a child.
On the day of the final court submissions in February this year, we received the first of two letters saying Ava's DLA had been rescinded because her father pays the equivalent of national insurance in Germany; two days later we received another letter saying she was not disabled enough to qualify.
The order was rescinded because the security situation appeared to have improved after a series of bombings in the spring, Mr. Gliha said.
The evangelist Franklin Graham's invitation to speak at a National Day of Prayer event at the Pentagon has been rescinded because his comments about Islam were inappropriate, the Army said Thursday.
The only district ever created was in MacArthur Park, and it was eventually rescinded because the permit fees were too high and there was no enforcement of unpermitted sellers.
