Sentence examples for when repealing from inspiring English sources

He also cherry-picked high proposed premium increases in the exchanges, and he said that the law should be replaced with "something absolutely much less expensive," when repealing the law is expected to increase federal deficits.

Paul Krugman (column, Oct. 29) rightly observes the absurdity of casting estate tax repeal as a populist issue, when repeal was repugnant to a true populist, Senator Paul Wellstone.

In an article on the causes of the current crisis, Joseph Stiglitz wrote, "When repeal of Glass-Steagall brought investment and commercial banks together, the investment-bank culture came out on top".

Better yet, Winchell moved in as resident scribe and tout, guaranteeing a steady flow of customers and allowing Billingsley to catch the third wave in 1933, when repeal sent respectable nightlife surging.

When repeal of Prohibition came in 1933, people could start drinking again (legally), and the distillers could start making whiskey again (legally).

To repeal Obamacare, when repeal is unpopular?

Millions of Americans felt the threat of having their health insurance taken away earlier this year when repeal of the Affordable Care Act seemed imminent.

"When they repealed the commuter tax, I thought it was irresponsible.

When we repealed Section 28 [in 2003], there were few Tories who agreed with us.

"I think this is the darkest time for Arizona, per the way the nation looks at us, since when we repealed the Martin Luther King holiday in the 1980s.

In '99, when Clinton repealed Glass-Steagall, his aide took me aside and told me that they didn't like it but they had no choice.