Sentence examples for rescinding some of from inspiring English sources

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

The new government rescinded some of the most unpopular of Ceausescu's decrees, but retained the same structure of government.

No additional tax cuts should even be considered without an agreement to rescind some of the earlier cuts.

Republicans in Congress now argue that many of the EPA's standards are too onerous for businesses and have introduced legislation to rescind some of them.

On the bedroom tax Osborne did overreach public tolerance for cruelty – and since it failed in every respect, he may rescind some of it.

Pat Bath, a spokeswoman for Legal Aid, said that the organization hoped to rescind some of the layoffs if it obtained additional money.

It's time to change the policy mix -- to rescind some of those upper-income cuts and pursue the policies we should have been following all along.

At the same time, lawyers and lobbyists sympathetic to the Clinton administration said Mr. Bush would have many tools available if, as expected, he wanted to delay, modify or rescind some of the regulations after he took office on Jan . 20

The elected president, the Muslim Brotherhood's Mohammed Morsi, rescinded some of these rights: restrictions on polygamy were lifted; a reduction of the marriage age was proposed; women's right to seek divorce was limited.

An effort to rescind some of the harsher provisions of the laws collapsed when the Republican leadership in the Senate decided to adjourn for the year without passing the legislation, which unanimously passed in the House in September.

Google later rescinded some of these invitations.