Sentence examples for to rescind until from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration announced yesterday how it will disburse $75 million in health care funds it had attempted to rescind until members of New York's Congressional delegation objected.

He had been persuaded by his government to rescind his resignation until after King Edward's state visit to Norway in April 1908.

This article shows that there are strong policy reasons for allowing a Member State to rescind its declaration of withdrawal until the moment that the State's membership in the European Union actually ends.

In other words, by granting Member States the right to rescind their declaration of withdrawal until the point when that withdrawal actually takes effect, one can move from bargaining with one-sided commitment to a situation much more akin to bargaining without commitment.

In a January 26 letter sent to Boulder County's three commissioners, Colorado Attorney General Cynthia H. Coffman has given the county until Friday, February 10 to rescind its "moratorium" on accepting new applications for oil and gas development.

Faculty, alumnae and non-teaching staff members all voted to ask the trustees to rescind their action and give the college until 1995 to resolve its financial difficulties.

Last month, in a concession to Republicans, White House negotiators suggested that the new regulations be published, but that their enforcement be delayed until June 1, allowing the new president the opportunity to rescind them.

But the new law has been postponed, at least until November when voters are to have the chance to rescind it by referendum.

"Barcelona and Rafa Márquez have agreed to rescind, by mutual consent, the contract that tied the two parties together until June 30 , 2012" Barcelona said on its Web site.

Last September, Trump followed up on his campaign promise to rescind DACA, although he allowed current permit-holders to keep their protections until they expired.

"One assumes that until he's on a plane she has the power to rescind it".