Sentence examples for whether to rescind from inspiring English sources

Mr. Salazar's order gives the agency little guidance about what to do now, including whether to rescind the leases.

There is no deadline for the decision on whether to rescind approval, though it is not likely to come before the new December deadline.

While careful to advise the board that the newspaper would "respect" its decision on whether to rescind the award, Mr. Sulzberger asked the board to consider two things.

Because of Avastin's price, the question of whether to rescind its approval for breast cancer got caught up in the debate over whether the new healthcare reform law would limit access to treatment.

William Dockery, president of the trust, indicated that although the eight trustees met Tuesday night in New York, there was never a vote on whether to rescind Bush's trophy.

The Southampton Town Board has postponed a decision on whether to rescind the appointments of at least some of the five white deputy assistant town attorneys hired in December.

Before the cancellation of the policy, an underwriter working for Fortis wrote to a committee considering whether or not to rescind his policy: "Technically, we do not have the results of the HIV tests.

After this point, there are conflicting legal views on whether it would be possible to rescind notification that Britain wants to leave.

The Nobel Foundation doesn't allow posthumous awards, so when news of Ralph Steinman's death reached Stockholm a few hours later, a minor intrigue ensued over whether the committee would have to rescind the prize.

Such language is crucial since, under federal law, any decision to rescind a rule, whether it has been merely issued or has gone into effect, is subject to judicial review.

This could open a loophole for companies to rescind coverage to see whether a policyholder has the time, gumption, and lawyer-power to challenge them.