Sentence examples for were being rescinded from inspiring English sources

Scott Millburn, a spokesman for the White House Office of Management and Budget, said in a statement yesterday that the remaining funds were being rescinded because the state's needs "were not as large as initially feared," and noted that a mere $6 million of it had been spent in 2004.

The man looked around, as if he had just been told that the law of gravity was being rescinded.

Following an exchange of letters, it wrote to the organisation on Wednesday to say the grant was being rescinded.

It was organized, with the help of Northern whites, during the period when the citizenship of former slaves was being rescinded, with the end of Reconstruction.

But when he reported for work this fall, officials at the institute said the agreement was being rescinded at the insistence of the writers association.

On Tuesday, Larry Echo Hawk, the assistant secretary for Indian affairs at the department, said the rule was being rescinded, adding that it "was unnecessary and was issued without the benefit of tribal consultation".

The statewide drought is not over, and the mayor and other city officials said citizens should continue to conserve water even though the official call for a 10percentt reduction was being rescinded.

I am here today to announce that the program known as DACA that was effectuated under the Obama Administration is being rescinded.

"All that summer of 1967, petitions to the F.C.C. to rescind its decision were being filed.

The guarantee of a secure retirement is already being rescinded in the minds of the citizenry, if not yet in the statute books.

"Australian Industry Group had not supported the contract being rescinded but it is important that both the government and industry are now able to move forward with certainty.