Sentence examples for rescinded since from inspiring English sources

Sarkozy's reputation as a friend of the rich who benefits from their largesse has never rescinded since then.

Miriam said the policy of separating children from their families at the border — which has been rescinded since her crossing — has created an excruciating situation that, for her, is indefinite.

The barrier islands were among the first Union successes of the Civil War and some 16,000 African-descended families took the opportunity to buy and work their own farms, even after the "Experiment" was rescinded, since many of the original plantation owners to whom the land was officially returned never came back.

Opponents have argued that the law should be rescinded since embryonic stem cells can now be generated from induced pluripotent stem cells, a technique that does not involve human embryos.

Several dozen national or state-level Republicans have denounced Trump or rescinded support since the comments, in which Trump described forcing himself on women sexually, were first reported by The Washington Post on Friday.

That law has since been rescinded.

(That rule has since been rescinded).

He had done so much for Antigua, the Caribbean island where he based his empire, that it made him a Sir (a title that has since been rescinded).

After complaints from Palmer and Jack Nicklaus however, that rule has since been rescinded, with the club now relying on former champions to know themselves when they are unable to compete.

Today, American counterterrorism officials said Mr. Mohammed was in part responsible for the government's decision last month to raise the terror alert level from yellow to orange -- a heightened alert that has since been rescinded.

A Texas law to relieve prison crowding that has since been rescinded requires that he be discharged on May 8, 2006, when he will be 52, unless he loses credits for good behavior.