Sentence examples for were rescinded from inspiring English sources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.
Construction loans were rescinded.
The grants were rescinded in November.
And offers to some students were rescinded.
Ultimately, though, the accolades were rescinded, the book deal quashed.
Afham's work papers were rescinded when new rules changed an asylum seeker's right to work.
Asked what would happen if the law were rescinded, Mr. Durdu looked stricken.
Additionally, companies have called us to let us know that offers were rescinded because of false documentation.
The federal approvals of genetically engineered alfalfa and sugar beets were rescinded by a federal judge a few years ago.
Republicans swept the 1991 legislative midterm races, Florio lost re-election in 1993 and his tax hikes were rescinded.
The confusion comes from a lack of standardization, since federal regulations governing down were rescinded in 1998, he said.
Since the layoffs were rescinded, employees have not received any new information from managers, several of them said.
