Sentence examples for revoked over from inspiring English sources

Because access is rarely revoked, over time employees gain the right to see more and more.

Foreign scholars of Chinese law said it was rare for lawyers to have their licenses permanently revoked over a disruption-of-court charge.

The reporters, an American and a Briton, had their visas revoked over the Jan . 10article but the government said yesterday that the order to cancel the visas was annulled and that they could stay in Thailand.

But now it appears that seats the party gained in certain constituencies such as Tataouine have been revoked over allegations that the party campaigned during a period of purdah.

But he says his own experience has shown him that such practices can quickly bring a doctor to the attention of law enforcement; in the past decade his medical license has been suspended and revoked over narcotics prescriptions; it has since been reinstated.

Apparently referring to the UCI's request at the end of February that Astana should have its licence revoked over a number of doping cases and the initial outcome of an internal audit by the University of Lausanne, the AIGCP continued: "We feel that there are discrepancies between the public statements of the UCI on several occasions on this case and the outcome of the process.

The former military ruler of Pakistan, Pervez Musharraf, fled a courtroom on Thursday, making a dramatic escape after a judge revoked his bail over a case dating to his years in power.

In 2005, the U.S. government revoked his visa over unproven allegations that he connived in Hindu-Muslim riots in 2002, when he was Chief Minister of Gujarat.

An investigation could threaten some of the most profitable parts of Murdoch's empire, including his TV networks that cover nearly half of the US and are licensed by the Federal Communications Commission which has the power to revoke licences over criminal convictions.

See articleBahrain revoked the citizenship of over 30 members of the opposition.

The jury of 12 deliberated in United States District Court here for seven days, a long time for a case that rested on "an avalanche" of evidence, as Judge Joel Pisano put it today when he ordered Mr. Milan's bail revoked and handed him over to federal marshals for detention until sentencing on April 5.