Sentence examples for whether to repeal from inspiring English sources

In November Californian voters will vote on whether to repeal their death penalty.

Voters will decide whether to repeal or retain this clause, known as the eighth amendment, in Friday's referendum.

The Federal Communications Commission will vote Thursday on whether to repeal or preserve its net-neutrality regulation.

In November, voters in Atlanta and elsewhere in Georgia will decide whether to repeal colonial-era laws that ban alcohol sales on Sunday.

The Cheshire case has played a central part in a debate in Connecticut about whether to repeal the capital punishment law.

The injunction would provide immediate relief to gay men and women while the political and judicial wrangling over whether to repeal the act moves sluggishly forward.

Malawi suspended its laws against same-sex relationships on Monday and ordered the police not to arrest gay people pending a decision on whether to repeal the legislation.

To monitor: The debate in the House scheduled for early next week on whether to repeal last year's health-care-reform bill.

In November voters in California, which has more people on death row than any other state, will vote on whether to repeal the death penalty.

To delay discussing health care: The House of Representatives, which had been scheduled to vote Wednesday on whether to repeal last year's reform.

Mr. Gates said the study was not to determine whether to repeal the law, only how best to institute any repeal voted by Congress.