Sentence examples for should not be repealed from inspiring English sources
83 per cent of the public agree that the fox hunting ban should not be repealed.
The estate tax, he added, should not be repealed, but the minimum subject to tax should be raised, to $1 million immediately and to $4 million by 2010.
Perhaps unsurprisingly given that we are now half a good, solid half-millennium on from that, a brand new poll has shown that a quite whopping 83 per cent of the public agree that the fox hunting ban should not be repealed, including 70 per cent of Conservative voters.
Mr. Gates' argument is that the law should not be repealed by immediate "judicial fiat" but legislatively, which he said again on Friday would give the Defense Department time to prepare the armed forces with education and leadership training -- a plan outlined in a Pentagon report this month assessing how to implement the repeal of "don't ask, don't tell".
But there is another reason why the Johnson Amendment is a good idea and should not be repealed.
But on Friday she said she backed her husband's position on the controversial policy, which is that another study must be done to see whether the law should or should not be repealed.
During the early stages of the Republican primary, his position was that the deal shouldn't be repealed, but, rather, policed more thoroughly.
It will not be repealed".
The Neath Canal Act has not been repealed, and so there is still a right of navigation along this section, which should ease the process of reinstating it.
DAVID REMNICK: Tanya, no it has not been repealed.
