He had retorted: "Now you're going to: $25 a night and $15 for your friends who stay over!" (Threat rescinded).
After embracing Jon S. Corzine for governor early last year, the executive director of the New Jersey Sierra Club, Jeff Tittel, rescinded his support over an objection to a staff appointment.
The House investigation found that three big insurers rescinded some 20,000 policies over a five-year period, and a survey by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners found more than 27,000 rescissions in an overlapping five-year period.
They can keep hefty signing bonuses that Bear promised them — $10,000 for college seniors, and about $50,000 for M.B.A. students — if they sign contracts in which they agree not to sue the bank over their rescinded jobs.
The State Legislature rescinded the tax in 1999 over the objections of city officials, at a cost of nearly half a billion a year to the city's coffers.
The third attempt by financially struggling U.S. airlines to raise airfares since the Sept. 11 attacks failed after Continental Airlines over the weekend rescinded its increase of late last week.
A slew of Republicans rescinded their support for Trump over the comments, but several top members of the party ― including Ryan ― haven't actually withdrawn their endorsements of the presidential nominee.
The three rescinded more than 20,000 policies over a 5-year period, saving their companies more than $300 million in medical claims -- a practice they refused to renounce under oath.
Three insurance companies -- WellPoint, Golden Rule (owned by United Health) and Assurant -- rescinded more than 20,000 policies over five years and refused to pay for more than $300 million in medical expenses.
