Sentence examples for soon rescinded from inspiring English sources
Hence the early ban, soon rescinded in the interests of the tourist industry, against hirsute or mini-skirted foreigners.
The order was soon rescinded because it damaged Germany's reputation at a time when Belgian atrocities were attracting international opprobrium.
At one point, Eisner had let it be known that Disney would not do business with anyone who retained Fields (the edict was soon rescinded).
However, the men's defence team argued that the confessions, which were soon rescinded, had been gained under torture, prompting alarm from human rights groups.
But the industry soon rescinded its self-imposed guideline on limiting advertising, saying it was concerned about being the target of lawsuits if a company failed to comply.
Intended to enhance the prime minister's position against parliamentary coalitions, this move backfired, and the new legislation in fact only further fragmented the party system; it was consequently soon rescinded.
Top Kremlin officials also expressed bemusement at the ban and said they were sure it would soon be rescinded.
JUNE 29TH — PACKING When I was first asked to speak at a Vatican press conference on Pope Francis's recently published climate-change encyclical, "Laudato Si'," I was convinced that the invitation would soon be rescinded.
By Naomi Klein July 10 , 2015 JUNE 29TH— PACKING When I was first asked to speak at a Vatican press conference on Pope Francis's recently published climate-change encyclical, "Laudato Si'," I was convinced that the invitation would soon be rescinded.
Both carnival and the Feast of Fools, in which social roles were reversed and wild behaviour briefly allowed free rein, had initially been endorsed by church and state as being useful safety valves; the endorsement was soon enough rescinded, but not before the people had taken over.
However, the Open Internet Order may very well soon be rescinded and the rules it proposed replaced with more lax ones, if the president-elect and his advisors follow through on intimations they've made to that end.
