An won a government scholarship which was rescinded and given to someone who was better connected.
He was called for only two flagrant fouls last season, one of which was rescinded.
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a cash bonus of approximately $1.7 million and a stock award worth about $5.3 million in February 2008, which was rescinded after Credit Suisse wrote off approximately $2.65 billion on its mortgage positions a little over a month later.
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the Boston Newspaper Guild, rejected an initial contract proposal, the company imposed a 23percentt pay cut, which was rescinded after the guild accepted a package of give-backs.
Third Infantry's First Brigade was in fact the last unit in the Army to be exempted from the policy, which was rescinded as the personnel pressures on the military eased with the troop drawdown in Iraq, from a high of 170,000.
The FCC thought not, and proposed the rule, part of which was rescinded by the new FCC leadership before it took effect.
A bench warrant was issued for her arrest which was rescinded after she posted bail.
It was a play in which offers of wine were rescinded, forks found no replacements, and water glasses stood empty for excruciatingly long intervals.
If the $22 million grant to LICH were rescinded, Mr. Brezenoff said, the hospital, which he said was "running on fumes," would run out of cash by mid-March.
The bond investors kept agency spreads wide, thereby forcing a government intervention -- which is an even better outcome, for them, than a government guarantee which can be rescinded at any time.
