Sentence examples for rescinding penalties from inspiring English sources

In at least two cases, the businesses say they even received apologetic letters from the I.R.S. for not rescinding penalties and issuing the refunds sooner.

WNBA president Lisa Borders said in a statement Saturday the league was rescinding penalties given to the Indiana Fever, New York Liberty, Phoenix Mercury and their players for wearing the shirts during pregame protests, which began after shootings in Minnesota and Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

A provision rescinding the penalty imposed on the uninsured could prompt many Americans to drop their health plans.

Parents who had been fined are now asking local authorities to rescind the penalties, but Gibb said the DfE's view was to refuse such requests.

Based on the email, Williamson ended up rescinding the penalty, though it doesn't seem to have helped Vanderbilt much: the team lost 35-7.

The stewards initially resolved that problem by adding 10 seconds to Schumacher's race time, then later rescinded the penalty completely due to the irregularities in how the penalty had been issued.

An appeal rescinded that penalty, and Hoy left Athens with the team and individual gold medals.

Eight states have rescinded death penalty laws since 2000, most recently, Nebraska.

What they yelled and who yelled it couldn't be understood, but the bottom line was that when they emerged, Fezler and Schroeder had their two-shot penalties rescinded.

General Manager Neil Smith, who said the two players began fighting simultaneously, said he would appeal to the league office to have the instigator penalty rescinded.

The Cardiff manager Malky Mackay bemoaned a remarkable "game-changing decision" after his side had a penalty rescinded en route to only their second Championship defeat of the season.