Sentence examples for the rescinding from inspiring English sources
verb
To repeal, annul, or declare void; to take (something such as a rule or contract) out of effect.
- The agency will rescind the policy because many people are dissatisfied with it.
But nor will the rescinding of all blasphemy laws.
Eventually, on June 16, 1812, Britain announced the rescinding of the Orders in Council.
He maintained a dominant position in the textile industry despite the rescinding of his comprehensive patent of 1775.
The rescinding of the rule could also could help the Shinnecock tribe, which gained federal recognition last year and has proposed building a casino in Nassau County, roughly 80 miles from its reservation in the Hamptons.
A bill that would have increased privatization in the health care system was proposed in early 2012, but widespread protests led to the rescinding of the proposal and the collapse of the government of Prime Minister Emil Boc.
The rescinding of Mr. Modi's invitation just weeks before he was scheduled to address the forum went against the most fundamental tenets of freedom of thought, speech and inquiry that the University of Pennsylvania categorically upholds as published policy.
The rescinded raises were specified for the last year of the current five-year contract.
Comment about the rescinded $20 million gift of billionaire Lee M. Bass to Yale University, the largest rescinded donation, apparently, in the history of American education.
The problem with that is that Congress put the rescinded items into the bill in the first place.
The union was reportedly intending to file a grievance against the university because of the rescinded offers.
In the end, the ASU rescinded the suspension.
