Sentence examples for revokes from inspiring English sources

"I wish to enlighten the authors that if the next administration revokes any agreement with the stroke of a pen, as they boast, it will have simply committed a blatant violation of international law," he wrote.

If the West revokes these privileges, Argentines might see the true cost of their president's antics.

It has united the hitherto bickering secular opposition, which plans to protest until he revokes his decree.

Divorce often revokes any provision for the spouse in a preexisting will.

Mr Morsi's opponents are refusing even to talk with the Egyptian leader until he revokes the decree in its entirety.

That, however, could possibly be challenged in the courts, if the Court of Arbitration for Sport revokes the International Olympic Association rule that bars returning drug offenders from the Olympic Games which follows the end of their suspension.

The president of the Islamic Council of Victoria, Ghaith Krayem, told an anti-racism forum in Melbourne that the federal government's plans to allow the immigration minister to revoke the citizenship of dual nationals found to join or support terrorist groups "would make criminals of people based on suspicion and suspicion alone".

Now, China is considering revoking its console ban.

Obeid, who had his Order of Australia medal revoked earlier this week, appeared at Sydney's Downing Centre on Thursday charged with misconduct in public office.

An honour can only be revoked by the monarch.

Keep track of which services you give permission to access others, and revoke this if one is compromised or you stop using it.