Sentence examples for rescinding of from inspiring English sources

But nor will the rescinding of all blasphemy laws.

Eventually, on June 16, 1812, Britain announced the rescinding of the Orders in Council.

He maintained a dominant position in the textile industry despite the rescinding of his comprehensive patent of 1775.

The agency made a rare re-evaluation of an issued patent, and an even rarer rescinding of that patent.

On December 3rd they toasted the local government after its recent rescinding of a law banning the sale of alcohol during religious holidays.

The rescinding of the rule could also could help the Shinnecock tribe, which gained federal recognition last year and has proposed building a casino in Nassau County, roughly 80 miles from its reservation in the Hamptons.

In the past decade, the Jordanian government has initiated a controversial policy of rescinding the citizenship of thousands of Palestinians.

We are not in favour of amending or rescinding any of the conventions, which are international treaties that operate well.

The Food and Drug Administration is considering rescinding approval of this drug for the treatment of advanced breast cancer.

Recurrence of epidemics was a function of rescinding threshold; an average of only 1/10 epidemics recurred for the 0-case threshold versus 10/10 for the 3-case threshold (for both mild and severe epidemics).

In 1995, the Gingrich Republicans came very close to rescinding some of the country's basic environmental protections.