In post-crash 2011, Sam Sifton revoked a star.
But we have never, in our sexy, sexy history, revoked a man's title.
And he revoked a pledge that the trial would meet every day until completion, scheduling that session for Sept. 5.
However, the pardon was revoked a year later following an attack by Nationalists on the U.S. House of Representatives.
In 1996 the Northern Territory in Australia approved, but later revoked, a law allowing medically assisted suicide.
The government revoked a law making Russian lessons obligatory in primary schools and resumed teaching Romanian history in schools.
As a result of this article, the Department of Housing and Urban Development revoked a large grant and the Manhattan District Attorney's office opened an investigation.
He let his generals suspend several newspapers, but only for short periods, and he promptly revoked a military order suppressing the hostile Chicago Times.
The Plaza de Toros de Santamaría's last bullfighting season was three years ago, not long before the mayor, Gustavo Petro, revoked a contract with its private operators.
The State Division of Housing and Community Renewal recently revoked a rent increase for all rent-controlled and rent-stabilized apartments in my building.
The reforms would provide stronger outside review protection for whistle-blowers and would make it more difficult for their security clearances to be revoked, a common shunning device.
