Sentence examples for slowly repeal from inspiring English sources

Captured regulators will implement milquetoast versions of reform laws, and Congress will entertain amendments to slowly repeal the reforms.

In my admittedly subjective view, the JFK Records Act is being slowly repealed by CIA fiat.

Changing the policy requires an act of Congress, and the officials signaled that Mr. Gates would go slowly, and that repeal of the ban was not imminent.

But they might have to face a filibuster from John McCain, whose insistence that the government move slowly on the repeal is in opposition to the stances of his wife and daughter.

Within a few weeks of the November election, the Republicans who knew the most about health policy, such as Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn)., began to warn about this problem ― and to suggest that perhaps the party should move slowly on replace and repeal.

The third would slowly reduce the estate tax rate and repeal the tax entirely in 2011.

Demand for a repeal has, for the most part, slowly trended downward over the past year and a half.

Middle-class Catholics and Protestants drifted apart, the latter increasingly clinging to the union and the former more slowly but at last decisively coming to seek its repeal.

But full-fledged repeal, which requires an act of Congress, has been moving slowly.

Under the new law, the amount exempt from estate taxes and the rate of tax on larger sums are slowly reduced beginning next year until 2010, when the estate tax is repealed for one year.

It remains to be seen if Republican pressure to repeal ACA will be successful or if portions of ACA will be slowly chipped away.