Sentence examples for that was repealed from inspiring English sources

State Senator Ted W. Lieu, a Democrat, proposed reinstating an automobile registration fee that was repealed under Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Mr. Romney also criticized Mr. Giuliani for fighting to save a commuter tax that was repealed by the state Legislature, calling it an "outrage".

Critics criticised the move as a revival of a controversial security law that was repealed in 2012 and warned the proposed laws could severely curtail civil liberties.

Carson rebuts: "Now, to these people, apparently, the balance of nature was something that was repealed as soon as man came on the scene.

But now, Mr Crawford and a group of men criminalised by a law that was repealed more than four decades ago are to be freed from a stigma that has blighted many lives.

Israel denounced Thursday's vote, likening it to a 1975 resolution equating Zionism with racism, a decision that was repealed after 16 years because of intensive American pressure that included withholding American dues payments to the United Nations.

About 130 colleges and universities have licenses to operate 10-watt stations under rules that were repealed more than 20 years ago but permitted these stations to continue broadcasting.

The city legally has the option of adopting regulations within the next year, but those new rules would have to be substantially different from the ones that were repealed.

The act of 1534, reinstated by the Act of Supremacy in 1559, has operated in the Church of England since that time except that praemunire was repealed in 1967.

That bill was repealed last year after the state faced a number of boycotts that negatively impacted its reputation and economy.

That Act was repealed much later, close to 100 years later, in 1978.