Sentence examples for revocations that the from inspiring English sources

The ten-day delay in implementing the order is designed, at least in part, to avoid the chaos of mid-flight visa revocations that the first order caused.

However, there would be a post facto judicial review of revocations that fall in that category.

If Heartbleed led to large scale revocations that could cause problems, said Dr Manulis, as not all browsers downloaded lists and there were potentially hundreds of certification authorities to contact, "Each browser would have to contact each of those authorities and download the lists because those lists are not shared," he said.

The first is an indirect revocation that revokes users by redistributing keys only to valid users after updating ciphertext.

In a Cloud environment, de-provisioning means real time revocation that involves a synchronized deletion or suspension of CSC's account along with immediate termination of his access rights from all the organizational services and resources at Cloud.

The most common way to revoke certificates is the distribution of CRLs (Certificate Revocation Lists) that contain the most recently revoked certificates.

Hence, each node stores a Revocation Table that lists the revoked nodes.

"And the fact is we were there to witness the revocation of that part of the Palestinian charter that called for the destruction of Israel.

But Iraqi officials say most of these laws were minor, and that revocation of the Hussein-era statutes was a pro forma exercise.

The Antiquities Act does not say the president may rescind such designations, but proponents of revocation argue that the president has the implied power to do so.

London Met vice-chancellor Malcolm Gillies says the reprieve did little to repair the damage done by the revocation and that the loss of hundreds of international students will leave a hole in the university's budge.