Sentence examples for technically repealed from inspiring English sources

Although the controversial bill was technically repealed in March, the annulment does little to actually improve the lives of at-risk gender-nonconforming youth.

Even though the sequester deadline is Friday March 1, it could technically be repealed after the fact.

A 165-year-old law that threatens anyone calling for the abolition of the monarchy with life imprisonment is technically still in force – after the Ministry of Justice admitted wrongly announcing that it had been repealed.

Mr. Musgrove acted after the State Supreme Court ruled that, technically, the current state flag had no official standing, because the 1894 law so designating it was repealed in 1906, although apparently inadvertently.

Technically, the court did not overrule the earlier decision, Mr. Alexander said, but it acted now because the statutes had been "fortunately repealed or declared unconstitutional".

It should be repealed".

It was repealed in 1933.

But judges cannot be repealed.

Congress repealed it in 1999.

Congress ultimately repealed the law.

They can't be repealed.