Sentence examples for revocation orders from inspiring English sources

Under the new law, teachers will have 105 days after a school district files tenure revocation orders to fight it, and the arbitration costs will be capped at $7,500, to be paid by the state.

14,000 such revocation orders have been issued.

The revocation order does not say.

A revocation order the city issued to Watson on April 10 , 2012stated that her repeated calls about domestic violence had put Maplewood police officers at risk, and she was ordered to vacate the premises by May 30 of that year. .

Avoid filing any court documents, and wait for the revocation order or petition to withdraw to be served.

Because he's a reserve soldier who volunteered for an active duty tour he can "ask for a revocation of orders up until the day he is scheduled to report for active duty," a public affairs officer explained.

And for the rest of his life it hovered over a tortuous odyssey of denunciations by Nazi hunters and Holocaust survivors, of questions over his identity, citizenship revocations, deportation orders and eventually trials in Israel and Germany for war crimes.

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.

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.