Sentence examples for they were repealed from inspiring English sources

Those would remain in force unless they were repealed.

They were repealed in March after a battle in Congress.

Though they were repealed only 12 days later, the measures steeled the protesters.

But if they were repealed in a year, the Bush tax cuts could spur a burst of economic activity in 2008.

ID cards were mooted and enacted, but first and most as an immigration tool, though unsurprisingly extended (before they were repealed) to all of us.

First passed in the '50s, in a well-meant effort to reduce sentencing disparities caused by class and race, mandatory sentencing statues proved rigid and overly severe, and they were repealed en bloc in the seventies.

They claimed they were repealing the legislation because it was unconstitutional, and said they'd replace parts of it in a piecemeal fashion.

Some of the 2,136 official signed statements that President Obama released have the force of law — unless they are repealed by another president.

And again, because so many of these rules that they're repealing were years in the making and involved years of data collection, not only on the environmental benefits but the cost of those regulations, they apparently cannot come up with a lawful reason to do these repeals.

That the resolution "will not change or lessen existing consumer privacy protections" is true — because they're repealing it before it takes effect.

They are repealing large chunks of Obamacare, while ignoring Donald Trump's promise to make health care cheaper and better and leave no one behind.