Sentence examples similar to rescinding of backing from inspiring English sources

Trump has also rescinded Obama-era protections for trans students, and vice-president Mike Pence has a long history of backing anti-LGBT policies.

Trump said he was rescinding his promise to back the GOP nominee because "I have been treated very unfairly".

The Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments on March 28, and the rescinding of the federal guidance could give the court an excuse to throw it back to the lower court. .

But nor will the rescinding of all blasphemy laws.

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

The Kremlin has been pressing Lithuania to rescind its declaration and to back down from some of the legislation it has passed since March 11.

Osborne may put enough cash back to force the OBR to rescind its "back to the 30s" judgment.

Investors also might have grounds to sue the bank if it does not rescind or "claw back" some of the pay headed to Chief Executive John Stumpf and to Carrie Tolstedt, who oversaw the bank division where the accounts were created.

For now, I will rescind back into my normal life with my normal job, scheming the means of language and persuasion in a way that provides me with sustenance.

He mobilized the resources of government and the fury of the people and Pittsburgh backed down and rescinded the increase.

At today's meeting, the state's organizations of trial judges and prosecutors backed an effort to rescind that resolution, saying that it went too far and that the state was not ready for wholesale change.