Sentence examples for whose revocation from inspiring English sources
The Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, a distant federal cousin of the Repealer, duly produced a collection of edicts whose revocation, it said, would save businesses $1 billion a year.
General Musharraf has to contend with elements of his own army and intelligence services and their jihadi clients, who see Pakistan as incomplete without Kashmir.Mr Vajpayee heads a Hindu nationalist party, one of whose platforms has long been the revocation of Kashmir's special status under Article 370.
Eventually, he was given a position at the Ecole Illustre in Rotterdam, a school for the community of Huguenot refugees there, whose numbers increased dramatically after the Revocation.
The group, HaMoked, said the 2008 figure of 4,577 residents of East Jerusalem whose residency was revoked equaled more than half the total recorded revocations in the previous 40 years since 1967.
In this scheme, users whose attributes are revoked lose the access rights to all shared data by attribute revocation processes.
I've long advocated that "experts," especially those on whose opinions millions of people may or do base important decisions, should be licensed, and that those licenses be subject to revocation for poor performance possibly on the kind of point system that affects drivers licenses.
Whose crime and whose punishment?
Depends on whose mind, whose soul.
And know whose socks are whose.
