Sentence examples for revoked altogether from inspiring English sources
They worried too that the two-year post-study work privilege, a big draw for international students, would be revoked altogether.
But with the pressure gone, the final draft is merely a democratic window dressing: each time a clause appears to bring genuine progress, another one seriously tones it down – or revokes it altogether.
The Kansas secretary of state, Kris W. Kobach, a former chairman of the state's Republican Party, said he decided to suspend the registrations — not revoke them altogether — so people could still fill out forms at voter registration drives and send the documents later.
But the city sent him a letter in May outlining its continuing objections to his plans and revoked his building permit altogether in June.
Those familiar with the deliberations say the industry successfully convinced the Obama administration to soften the rules by sowing fears that a stricter approach would prompt Congress -- also the target of intense lobbying -- to step in and revoke the regulations altogether.
Way back in 1975, Tanzania, bent on national self-reliance, actually banned foreign coaches altogether, but that policy has long since been revoked, with Jan Paulsen of Denmark set to take over from a Brazilian, Marcio Maximo, in Dar Es Salaam next month.
They don't know how to win I will teach them!" Forty Republican senators and representatives have revoked their support for Trump, with nearly 30 of those calling on him to quit the race altogether, according to a count by the Associated Press.
At least 40 Republican senators and congressmen have revoked their support for the embattled Republican nominee — with nearly 30 of them urging him to quit the race altogether.
Can the prize be revoked?
