Sentence examples for which was rescinded from inspiring English sources

An won a government scholarship which was rescinded and given to someone who was better connected.

He was called for only two flagrant fouls last season, one of which was rescinded.

After the largest union, the Boston Newspaper Guild, rejected an initial contract proposal, the company imposed a 23percentt pay cut, which was rescinded after the guild accepted a package of give-backs.

Third Infantry's First Brigade was in fact the last unit in the Army to be exempted from the policy, which was rescinded as the personnel pressures on the military eased with the troop drawdown in Iraq, from a high of 170,000.

Mr. Serageldin received a cash bonus of approximately $1.7 million and a stock award worth about $5.3 million in February 2008, which was rescinded after Credit Suisse wrote off approximately $2.65 billion on its mortgage positions a little over a month later.

The FCC thought not, and proposed the rule, part of which was rescinded by the new FCC leadership before it took effect.

He said the grid's condition reflected the accumulated damage and neglect from the Iran-Iraq War, the Persian Gulf war of 1991 and then the sanctions imposed by the United Nations, which were rescinded only last week.

Several immigration lawyers said they had never heard of a similar case in which citizenship was rescinded because of an apparent bureaucratic error decades earlier.

What was worse: the recision of the honor or the language with which it was rescinded?

DC's delegate actually held the right to vote in the Committee of the Whole in the House of Representatives from 1993 to 1995--at 1995--at 1995--atright whichescinded by Repointcans who had gained conthis of the House in 1994.

The deal, which would have been 90% funded by the Federal Highway Administration, was rescinded, with first the Multnomah County Commission and, later, Portland City Council reversing their positions and advising against it.