Sentence examples for would have to be repealed from inspiring English sources

That law would have to be repealed.

The Patriot Act would have to be repealed.

But for the law to change in order to reflect contemporary society, the Second Amendment would have to be repealed by another constitutional amendment, not by judicial legislation.

But even if voters say yes, a federal ban on sports betting in all but four states would have to be repealed or overturned to make it legal in the Garden State.

The revenue loss would have to be made up by the repeal of unspecified tax credits and deductions.

The House has already approved its version of the military policy bill, including the repeal language, which would have to be reconciled with the Senate measure.

The court said the law, approved by voters four years ago but never fully financed by the Legislature, would either have to be put in effect or repealed.

Likely to be repealed in 2013.

As Hillary Clinton said this week, a Republican president would have to repeal Obamacare: "They're in too deep.

They would have to repeal a constitutional prohibition against it.

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had gone Republican in 2012, as was widely predicted, and Mitt Romney had been elected, Obamacare would have been repealed.