Sentence examples for rescinded immediately from inspiring English sources
The decision was rescinded immediately by the Ukrainian parliament, and Meshkov's impending revolt soon collapsed.
"Millions of Britons who opposed the war which George Bush dragged us into will be horrified at this news and believe the invitation should be rescinded immediately," said Andrew Murray, chairman of the Stop the War Coalition.
SAN FRANCISCO — An employee severance plan put in place by Yahoo to protect workers after a merger with Microsoft should be rescinded immediately, according to a brief filed by plaintiffs in a shareholder lawsuit against Yahoo and its directors.
Equally crucial is that SWC's appalling "free speech patio" policy be rescinded immediately.
(The fact that Democratic Presidents immediately rescind and Republicans immediately reinstate the policy makes for a helpful natural experiment).
Usually, executive orders, presidential memorandum, or administration directives don't need to be reviewed — Trump can just rescind them immediately.
The Labor Govt. immediately rescinded the ruling, among loud cheers from all.
The appointment was immediately rescinded, but that did not quell discontent over what some demonstrators insisted was an example of shadowy business interests capturing the state.
On Tuesday, Galveston's mayor, Lyda Ann Thomas, announced that residents could come back into town under a "look and leave" policy from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., but the order was immediately rescinded.
The Labor Govt. immediately rescinded the… The majority of citizens in Britain are hopeful that the Labour Party will keep its election promise to lead them out of the Common Market… The February 28 elections in Britain resulted in a slim victory for Harold Wilson's Labour Party.
(Reuters) NORTHERN IRELAND: I.R.A. BLAMES BRITAIN -- In a statement in the Dublin weekly paper Republican News, the Irish Republican Army blamed Britain for the suspension of the new Belfast government and said the act should be immediately rescinded, saying it was up to British officials to "repair the damage they caused".
