Sentence examples for rescinding for from inspiring English sources

Conservatives searching for reasons to oppose the Graham-Durbin deal don't have to look hard — it would carve out legal status for the parents of Dreamers in the form of Temporary Protected Status, or T.P.S., a designation which the Trump Administration is currently rescinding for hundreds of thousands of people.

She has since called him out for rescinding protections for transgender students.

Indeed: as a competitor for Russia in the early 1990s, Mrs Engquist was given a ban for four years (later rescinded) for using, yes, anabolic steroids.

The committee is considering legal action against the cyclist Davide Rebellin, whose silver medal in the road race in Beijing was rescinded for doping.

That is something she earned in her first year of service, not something you have an ethical right to rescind for subsequent misconduct.

The government report also found that at least 9 percent of all the companies that had their operating certificates rescinded for safety reasons had reincarnated by using different names.

Like other Democratic presidential candidates, Ms. Clinton has called for tax cuts enacted in 2001 to expire or be rescinded for families making $250,000 or more a year.

If Stoli-related policies are included in investment packages and these policies are later rescinded for lack of an insurable interest, the harm to investors could be significant.

A reporter for The Chicago Tribune had his trial press pass rescinded for two days after he quizzed a spectator in the empty courtroom.

In a statement, Karolinska said Macchiarini's contract would be rescinded for a variety of reasons including apparent scientific negligence and the falsification of his CV.

There is also precedent for rescindment: in 1917, 911 medals of honor (most relating to the American civil war) were rescinded, for a variety of reasons.