Sentence examples for rescinding it from inspiring English sources

But the exemption has been popular with retailers and shoppers, and legislators may balk at rescinding it.

Browser makers have another problem: Faced with a suspicious certificate authority, there is little they can do shy of rescinding it.

He said he was worried that Mulcair's attack on his temporary-resident permit might result in the Harper government rescinding it.

That may seem like a welcome development, but as Marcy Wheeler notes, the officials involved and the "experts" on whom they're relying strongly suggest that any changes would entail expanding and broadening this authorization, not narrowing or rescinding it.

There were front-page articles; commendations from the president; tributes from the Senate; newspapers (including The Times) printing a report that Balto had died from frozen lungs, then quickly rescinding it; wishful editorials proposing that Balto appear at Westminster; a national tour; a Hollywood contract.

Because the more-than-five-decade embargo on trade with Cuba was codified in U.S. law, rescinding it was beyond the scope of Obama's executive authority and would require congressional action, which was anything but assured, given the widespread opposition among Republicans to normalizing relations.

"He himself rescinded it".

If it is written down, you can't rescind it.

Among these, only New Zealand, Australia, Hong Kong and Fiji have since rescinded it.

"I hope they look at it and I hope they rescind it," D'Antoni said.

A year after the directive was issued, a new French government rescinded it.