Sentence examples for that would vacate from inspiring English sources

Infuriating the postal unions, he said he would ask Congress to enact a law that would vacate the no-layoff clause in union contracts, a move the unions said would be unconstitutional.

Gibbs made clear that he would not do so, but indicated that he would vacate Government House and return to his farm.

Are you also asking that we would vacate the conclusions of law and the findings of fact also?

Paddy Power started offering odds of 2-1 tHaywardwouldwould vacate the chief executive's seat by 31 December.

Florida State announced Sunday that it would vacate 12 football victories and the 2007 men's track national championship in an academic cheating scandal, along with dozens more victories and placings across 10 men's and women's sports.

Although Mr. Bruno, 79, had signaled that he would vacate his seat before his term expired at the end of the year, it was unclear exactly when he would leave.

EARLIER this month, as Westchester's office market showed palpable signs of making a comeback, Altria Group, the parent company of Kraft Foods, announced that it would vacate its 560,000-square-foot building in Rye Brook and put it up for sale.

The fruit of Mr. Collins's efforts wound its way to United States District Court in Brooklyn on Tuesday and into the hands of Judge Dora L. Irizarry, who indicated that she would vacate his 15-year-old murder conviction because of concerns about how the prosecution was handled by the Brooklyn district attorney's office.

It was often a frustrating experience, and the more complicated the transaction, the more likely it was that I would end up in the adjoining men's branch, heaping embarrassment on the male clients and staff who rudely and speedily saw to my needs so that I would vacate the premises as soon as possible.

The Supreme Court announced Monday that it would vacate a lower court's ruling in the case of Gavin Grimm, sending what was to be a landmark case on transgender rights back to the drawing board.

The third and longest battle to take place at the Belgian city of Ypres, Passchendaele was ostensibly an Allied victory, but it was achieved at enormous cost for a piece of ground that would be vacated the following year.