Sentence examples for rescinded until from inspiring English sources

The executive order wasn't formally rescinded until 1976.

The Heinkel He 177 strategic bomber was initially supposed to have dive bombing capabilities, a requirement that contributed to the failure of the design, with the requirement not rescinded until September 1942 by Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring.

(Nurse Manager 4) As a result of the guidelines some of our advanced practitioners actually had the title taken off of them, not in nursing but in other professions and they couldn't have that rescinded until they'd done a portfolio which was interesting.

For example, one health region in Wales undertook a radical intervention to standardise the roles of non-nursing AP titles in response to government guidelines: As a result of the guidelines some of our advanced practitioners actually had the title taken off of them, not in nursing but in other professions and they couldn't have that rescinded until they'd done a portfolio which was interesting.

The Bush administration announced yesterday how it will disburse $75 million in health care funds it had attempted to rescind until members of New York's Congressional delegation objected.

The order will remain in effect until rescinded by the county health officer.

Google tried to enforce this with its "real name policy", which required users register for Google Plus with their legal names, until it rescinded that policy in 2014.

A politically active group of car drivers, the so-called Automaidan, rushed to picket the parliament building until politicians rescinded the new laws.

And, in 2006 Poland held up renewal of the EU-Russia trade pact until Russia rescinded its ban on Polish meat.

The player's contract, valid until 2016, was rescinded "by mutual agreement".

The protesters had insisted that they would remain on the highways until the government rescinded the tax measure.