Sentence examples for revoked some from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pai argues that if the Wheeler rules are revoked, some safeguards will remain.

Mr Obama has revoked some Bush-era executive orders that unions hate and issued a few they adore.

In 1990 the Austrian government unilaterally revoked some of the provisions of the 1955 State Treaty governing Austria's neutrality.

In the glare of media attention in February last year it revoked some arms licences – but the latest figures show it was quickly back to business as usual".

The Kirchner government has revoked some contracts, saying the companies did not fulfill obligations, and it has put others up for new bids.

If the authorities make good on this pledge, they may win support from an austerity-weary public that is keen to see the privileges of the few revoked, some say.

The court exasperated Mr Uribe's predecessor, Andres Pastrana, by revoking some of his measures, including an anti-terrorist law approved by Congress.

The university later threatened to revoke some of Geron's rights to the original six cell types, saying the company had not made sufficient progress in developing treatments.

Earlier this year, Mayor Bloomberg vowed to revoke some of the 70,000 or so official parking permits that had been doled out by the city to private vehicles.

Mr. Patrick also said he might revoke some of the 200 11th-hour appointments Mr. Romney made to boards and commissions.

The agency, which said then that it might revoke some past credits or alter the terms of future ones, also suspended issuing private letter rulings to producers, who use the letters as unofficial confirmation of their eligibility for the credits.