Sentence examples for specifically repealed from inspiring English sources

A directive is something that is implemented in the UK, so in the case of the UK withdrawing from the EU it is unlikely that such legislation would be affected unless specifically repealed.

The amendment is unique in two ways: (a) it is the only amendment that has specifically repealed another amendment; and (b) it is the only amendment that has used the auxiliary method of ratification via state conventions rather than the legislatures of the states.

"That said, we certainly would welcome legislative action specifically repealing the Helms-Burton act that would roll back more of the restrictions".

To make comparisons easier, I omitted questions asking specifically about repealing DADT.

Specifically, he would repeal the reduction in the top two tax rates and the new rates on capital gains and dividends for those with incomes of more than $240,000 and would retain the estate tax.

"This is a very important occasion where we're pointing out very specifically what repeal of [the Affordable Care Act] would mean to woman," Pelosi added.

The justices said they had discovered that during a codification of all state laws in 1906 all laws before that date had been repealed unless they were specifically put into the new code of laws.

The salvo was the latest in a skirmish that has intensified since Mr. Romney challenged Mr. Giuliani on his Republican bona fides more than a week ago, specifically his pushing to repeal the presidential line-item veto and supporting a commuter tax while mayor of New York City.

Toward the end of his appearance Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union," his discussion with host Jake Tapper turned to health care legislation ― specifically, the bill to repeal the Affordable Care Act.

It should be repealed".

It was repealed in 1933.