Sentence examples for which was repealed from inspiring English sources

(Rockefeller had been a staunch supporter of Prohibition, which was repealed in 1933 as the mural was being painted).

Governor Pataki is not alone in opposing the reinstatement of the commuter tax, which was repealed in 1999.

Even rightwing republicans express astonishment at his ban from Britain, which was repealed last July and then reimposed in April.

Mr. Berlusconi and his allies now say they will try to restore legal immunity for members of Parliament, which was repealed in 1993.

And she said she was committed to quickly examining whether to restore the uptick rule, which was repealed by the commission in 2007.

The Obama administration said the new proposals were in the "spirit of Glass-Steagall" -- a reference to the Depression-era law that separated commercial and investment banking, which was repealed in 1999.

He has come out in favor of reinstating the Glass-Steagall Act (the New Deal-era banking regulations which were repealed under Bill Clinton) and granting driver's licenses to undocumented immigrants, both of which Hillary Clinton opposes.

Finally, if you find yourself in any major American city on 5 December, we highly recommend seeking out a Repeal Day party celebrating the day on which Prohibition was repealed in 1933.

In 1862, the section which enumerated the substances was repealed with an amendatory act, though cannabis was still required to be labeled.

But unlike the Broadband Privacy Rule, which could be repealed under the Congressional Review Act, and the zero-rating inquiries, which were merely advisory to begin with, the 2015 Open Internet Order is a major standing piece of regulation, one that can't be waved away.

"This is a rushed, mendacious law which should be repealed.