By 1814, however, Madison had lowered the average age of generals from 60 to 36 years; victories resulted, ending a war the principal cause of which had been removed by revocation of the Orders in Council the day before the conflict began.
However the Home Office spokeswoman in Alan Travis's exclusive report still insists that the revocation of the order did not change their assessment that control orders remained the best available tool to manage the risk posed by suspected terrorists they could not prosecute or deport.
Sec. 5. Revocation of Executive Order 13501.
Rumsfeld's own revocation of the order suggests his own moral qualms about what he had unleashed.
The revocation of Grant's order by no means ended the controversy.
Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation had arrived on Jan . 1 1863, right between the enforcement and revocation of Grant's order.
Last Monday, Mr. Blumenthal sent a letter to the secretary of the energy department requesting a revocation of the emergency order.
The organization won part of its court fight last week, when a three-judge panel of the United States Second Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan dismissed the government's appeal and allowed a lower court judge's revocation of the nondisclosure order to stand.
In the area excepted from Executive Order No. 8979 but encompassed by Public Land Order No. 487, the total number of leases issued on applications filed before the revocation of the latter order was 74 covering 116,878 acres.
Section 1330(a) imposes a 180-day time limit for a party to seek revocation of a confirmation order "procured by fraud". Courts of Appeals disagree as to whether a Rule 60(b)(4) motion should be treated as a "complaint to revoke" a plan subject to §1330's time limit and substantive limitation to motions based on fraud.
