Sentence examples for revoke changes from inspiring English sources

The blueprint also aims to revoke changes to collective bargaining agreements in the private sector and to ease the burden on taxpayers by ensuring that they pay no more than 25 percent of their income in overdue obligations.

A will is ambulatory; that is, it is of no effect until the testator's death, and it can be revoked or changed by him at any time.

As DNA sequences cannot be revoked or changed once they are released, any disclosure of such data poses a life-long privacy risk.

Council leaders claim the decision to revoke the pension scheme changes last April has left a £450m gap in the fund.

At any time a user can change or revoke the rights of a third party to access the data.

In a statement on Monday, the UK Department of Energy & Climate Change said it would revoke the North Sea licences unless there was a "change of control" within three months.

She said the UK had "one of the most robust arms export control regimes in the world" and could revoke licences quickly if circumstances changed, as had happened in the cases of Libya and Yemen.

If users did download and use the app, the best course of action is to change the password, revoke access for the app on Instagram's site and ensure that any other accounts that use the same login is changed too.

The first is to bring about legislative change that will revoke NSW Police powers to carry out drug-dog searches in places like train stations and music festivals.

Although the 22-year-old is among a growing number of young Sanders supporters, he claims the petition calls on the advocacy group "to revoke the endorsement, not to change it".

There is a proviso in small print saying the bill could be revoked if Britain "changed its hostile manner".