Sentence examples for would have repealed from inspiring English sources
They rejected a measure that would have repealed the state's video lottery.
(A ballot measure that would have repealed the law was defeated earlier this month).
In February, Republicans even helped kill a bill that would have repealed the law allowing the insurance market.
Gov. Brian Schweitzer vetoed a bill on Wednesday that would have repealed the state's voter-approved medical marijuana law.
He also worked to thwart the effects of the Fields-Markey bill, a deregulatory measure that would have repealed many existing investor protections.
That bill would have repealed only the parts of the A.C.A. that required large businesses to insure their workers and all Americans to carry coverage.
He would probably have repealed the Fixed-Term Parliaments Act, and might even have replaced it with a law requiring a UK election immediately after Scotland's separation.
That's more than Mr. Schiff got last month for an amendment he tried to introduce to the annual Pentagon budget bill that would simply have repealed the force law, which was passed right after the 9/11 attacks and gave President Bush authority to invade Afghanistan and go after Al Qaeda and the Taliban.
Moore's bill, while deeply flawed, would have also repealed a draconian law already on the books in Montana that provides for three-time indecent exposure offenders to be thrown in prison for life, be fined $10,000 or both.
The 2012 election: If the Senate had gone Republican in 2012, as was widely predicted, and Mitt Romney had been elected, Obamacare would have been repealed.
If even one Senate Democrat had broken rank on the healthcare vote, the Affordable Care Act would have been repealed; though the tax cut bill passed the Senate, it did so without a single Democratic vote.
