Sentence examples similar to subsequent to revocation from inspiring English sources
If such conviction occurs subsequent to a revocation hearing the Commission may reopen the case and schedule a further hearing relative to time forfeiture and such further disposition as may be appropriate.
The paper introduces a new approach to revocation in which revocation of certificates and revocation of public keys are handled separately and take effect immediately.
The latest arrest could lead to revocation of her probation.
(In China, a 12-point penalty leads to revocation of a license).
- Permanently recording the decision on the patient's medical chart, subject to revocation.
CSC adds the certificate to revocation list.
This entire exchange, from offer to acceptance to revocation of the offer, took 27 minutes.
The main advantage of trust-based is that it has one step forward to revocation.
Using this technique, BackupHDDVD is able to completely bypass the AACS chain of trust, rendering it immune to revocation.
However, what is important about this case insofar as marijuana use is concerned, is that a false misrepresentation about that fact, even if it was made years earlier, could become the subject of a denial, or even subsequent revocation, of U.S. citizenship, if it is shown to have had a causal connection to the success of the applicant.
And what of Lincoln's subsequent revocation of Gen. David Hunter's abolition order of spring 1862, applying to slaves on the South Carolina coast?
