Sentence examples for revoked upon from inspiring English sources

Workers are forced to repay extortionate recruitment fees, have their passports revoked upon arrival, and are subject to fines if they quit.

In 2008, he said, the appeals board ruled that the city lacked the power to waive the fire-safety requirements, so the permit was revoked upon review by the auditors.

He underscored that image when he appeared before South Dakota's Supreme Court to get his law license back in 2005 after it had been revoked upon his manslaughter conviction in 2003.

"Citizenship can be revoked upon the discovery of any procedural irregularity, even if you now fulfill the conditions for naturalization anyway," said Darryl Li, a legal researcher from Yale who is studying the veterans' cases.

The ban was revoked upon appeal, but in April, Harbhajan was banned from the 2008 Indian Premier League and suspended from the ODI team by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) for slapping Sreesanth after a match.

Now, I've written before about the concept of revoking citizenship upon birth, and I expressed my support for amending the Constitution... as long as we really go for it.

But I received a letter from my co-op's lawyer stating that my proprietary lease may be revoked at any time upon a vote of two-thirds of board members.

Decentralisation can be defined as a "process with a top-down, reversible nature",4 thanks to the fact that it can be revoked by that same centre that decided upon it and transferred it to the periphery (Baldi 2003: 6).

Upon her detention, she had her passport revoked so that she was unable to leave Cuba.

By contrast, Ohio's medical board, upon learning of California's sanction, in 2012 revoked his state license.

In April 1993, after playing a year a Fork Union, Johnson signed a letter of intent with Herb Sendek's Miami (OH) team, but upon being accepted by Princeton University in June of that year, he revoked his letter.