Sentence examples for revocations- from inspiring English sources

If he is right, in many non-state firms the dangers of poor governance will increasingly be eclipsed by the perils posed by government, in terms of licence revocations, access to pipelines and so on not to mention, as Yukos discovered, surprise tax bills.

Last year's spike in revocations, the interior ministry wrote to B'Tselem, an Israeli human-rights group, was because of "an improvement in working procedures and control at the ministry, above all at border crossings".Even so, Arab Jerusalemites can get their residency back if they have visited Israel at least once every three years.

If you want to be my citizen, keep quiet".The recent revocations could politicise the already touchy question of statelessness in the Gulf.

Fines or license revocations are rarely used to enforce safety rules.

The revocations, made during an investigation of supporting organizations begun by the I.R.S. in 2004, were disclosed this month at a meeting in Baltimore of tax advisers to nonprofit groups.

California, which has been ordered by the Supreme Court to ease extreme prison crowding, led the way with a 17 percent drop, mainly by reducing parole and probation revocations and shifting custody of low-level offenders to counties.

He claimed that HSBC used its bank in the United States as a gateway into the financial system for illicit money, and he threatened to push for a revocation of the bank's charter.In this section Dream on?

Japan was disappointed that while in Tokyo he did not call for its revocation.

Its revocation prompted counter-protests by Hindu nationalists.

He claimed that HSBC used its bank in the United States as a gateway into the financial system for illicit money, and he threatened to push for a revocation of the bank's charter.Contrition was the primary response.

The Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, a distant federal cousin of the Repealer, duly produced a collection of edicts whose revocation, it said, would save businesses $1 billion a year.