Sentence examples for try to rescind from inspiring English sources

Democratic leaders in the House and the Senate have already indicated that they will try to rescind the most egregious of Bush's midnight regulations.

Aides and advisers to Mr. Obama said he would try to rescind it, a process that could take three to six months.

Mr. Netanyahu has not said he will try to rescind the plan for the ultra-Orthodox neighborhood of Ramat Shlomo, nor has he expressed regret for building in East Jerusalem.

Andy Homer, director of government relations for the Texas Public Employees Association, said he feared that the disclosure itself would hasten the day when the state might try to rescind the retiree health care coverage it has already promised.

President Trump says he favors deregulation, and he has already invalidated over a dozen late-term regulations issued under President Barack Obama and ordered agencies to try to rescind numerous others.

"I worked like the devil to get him elected to the Senate," Kit Bond told me, "and then the first thing he did with these other Republican hammerheads who had just been elected was to try to rescind the money for the Kansas City courthouse".

The Reagan administration tried to rescind a rule requiring airbags in passenger vehicles.

Another predictable outcome is that Trump will hit some roadblocks if he tries to rescind this rule outright.

Following a change of regime, Guinea has launched a corruption investigation and is trying to rescind the company's mining rights.

Mr. Hill's father, Al Hill Jr., has tried to rescind documents he previously signed to make his son a beneficiary of the trusts.

Several Democrats signaled today that they would begin trying to rescind various pro-business provisions that were inserted by Republicans late last year in the bill that created a Department of Homeland Security.