Sentence examples for revocation plan from inspiring English sources

The constitutionality of the government's citizenship revocation plan has been contentious from the time it was announced in February 2015.

The report from the head of city development to the West Area Planning Committee said: "If it were expedient to do so, revocation of the planning permission could be considered, though it is likely the secretary of state would be very reluctant to revoke a valid planning permission other than in the most exceptional circumstances.

Among the policies that the regime had planned to enforce was the revocation of the patria potestad, or the right of parents to be the guardians of their children.

Incredibly, the New York revocation problem isn't limited to estate-planning powers.

A report by a parliamentary committee, published this week but written before the revocation of LMU's licence, describes the system as "poorly planned and ill thought out".

This suspicion was crafted into high art by truly deranged anti-immigration activists like Glenn Spencer and the late Barbara Coe who, looking at a 1969 radical Chicano student statement called the " Plan Espiritual de Aztlán," saw a blueprint for the eventual revocation of all territory gained by the US in the Mexican-American War.

The prime minister's comments confirm a shift from the government's original plan, which would have given the immigration minister, Peter Dutton, discretion to decide such revocations.

However, by making the revocation of citizenship automatic, the law does not resolve the separation of powers issue that forced a change in the government's plan.

"Bail revocation is not warranted," he continued.

Mr. Anderson is challenging the revocation.

The edict remained in force until the revocation in 1685.