Sentence examples for will rescind from inspiring English sources
Cuba will rescind the new phone tax once it has offset the money lost from its escrow account, he said.
Talks have been stalled, but the governor has said he will rescind the layoffs if he gets his way.
If the tribunal has any sense, it will rescind the subpoena and the threat of penalties that it implies.
"Fortunately, we don't have too many students who just stop studying completely, but if the drop is too extreme, we will rescind our offer of admission.
United States officials have said the handling of the elections will help determine whether Washington will rescind a raft of punitive economic measures.
The Bush administration plans to announce on Thursday that it will rescind tariffs it imposed last year on imported steel, administration and industry officials said on Wednesday.
I wonder if they'll rescind it.
If not true, then we'll rescind this week's award, and offer up a public apology.
Mr Koroma will also rescind the state of emergency that had been declared during the outbreak, however the National EbolaResponse Centre NERCC) will continue operating until the end of the year.
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.
If they lose their parliamentary majority in February, they say, reformers will simply rescind the new law before the next election.There is still a chance that behind-the-scenes political dealing will save the day.
