Sentence examples for which repealed from inspiring English sources

That was the biggest number since 1932, the year before the ratification of the Twenty-First Amendment, which repealed Prohibition.

All subsequent amendments have been proposed by Congress, and all but one the Twenty-first Amendment, which repealed prohibition (the Eighteenth Amendment)—have been ratified by state legislatures.

In 1999, voters approved Initiative 695, which repealed the longstanding motor vehicle excise tax that had provided nearly all of the state's transportation funding.

The first Bill introduced in the House of Commons by the new coalition government was the Identity Documents Bill, which repealed the ID Cards Act.

In the case Illinois, which repealed the practice in 2011, every prisoner on death row had their death sentences commuted to life by the governor.

He said he had been hired in part to "secure passage" of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, which repealed some of the Glass-Steagall restrictions on banks set after the Great Depression.

Soon there will be more: this month President Obama signed the Local Community Radio Act, which repeals restrictions on such stations and allows the Federal Communications Commission to give out more 100-watt licenses.

In his office, Mr Jarquin showed The Economist a copy of the court's ruling, the law it quotes and the revised law, passed in 1984, which repeals the 15-day limit.

This principle is retained in the new EU regulation 1107/2009 [2], which repeals directive 91/414/EEC and shall apply from June 2011.

Monday Rep. Alan Williams, (D-Tallahassee) sponsored HB 4003, which repeals "Stand Your Ground".

Speaking of which, repealing corruption taxes may be one issue on which Democrats and Tea Partyers could agree.