Sentence examples for will never rescind from inspiring English sources
"We will never rescind it," he said at one of the occasional news conferences that appear to be gestures by the government toward openness.
Its blockbuster reputation will never rescind, which while great in the short term, as developer Rockstar rolls out its PC support plan, will pile on the pressure for whenever the inevitable next instalment "proper" rolls around, which it will.
Perhaps his parents never rescinded the tooth fairy, or Santa.
Intended to be temporary, it was never rescinded and has since been extended to wireless services.
The agency had never rescinded its original approval of the Gambro device; such approvals are rarely rescinded, even after a recall, partly because there is some debate about whether it would be legal to do so.
Sarkozy's reputation as a friend of the rich who benefits from their largesse has never rescinded since then.
And then, on July 27 , 1656 Spinoza was issued the harshest writ of herem, or excommunication, ever pronounced by the Sephardic community of Amsterdam; it was never rescinded.
Yet accreditors never rescinded the certification of any Corinthian school.
