Sentence examples for would rescind it from inspiring English sources

If the I.R.S. would rescind it, he said, then the pension law would once again apply and the employees could bring their case in the normal legal framework.

In a series of interviews on Monday, Schumer threatened to jam the Senate calendar if Trump did not revoke his order or if Republicans did not allow a vote on legislation that would rescind it.

Some critics of the buyout provision would rescind it altogether, while Vito J. Lopez, chairman of the New York Assembly's Housing Committee, favors changing the law that provides rent stabilization for occupants of buildings that withdraw from Mitchell-Lama, but is limited to buildings built and occupied before Jan . 1 , 1974

While it is unlikely that the commission would rescind its approval of the merger, it could recommend penalties as part of a settlement.

Previously, Mr. Bossidy said that Allied would rescind its offer if AMP's poison pill was upheld.

"A court would just rescind it," says Professor Lee-ford Tritt, director of Estate Planning at University of Florida, who says it would do so quickly once Heist had made an appearance in front of a judge.

This resolution would not only rescind it all the way, but because it is an official disapproval under the Congressional Review Act, it would prevent the FCC from enacting similar rules in the future.

Aides and advisers to Mr. Obama said he would try to rescind it, a process that could take three to six months.

However, "my impression is he'd like to rescind it," Lyman said.

However, Lyman said, "there's no question" the Trump administration is "moving in a certain direction" and that "my impression is he'd like to rescind it".

"My impression is he'd like to rescind it," Lyman said of Zinke, adding that he's confident the former Montana congressman will "do his homework" and make the right decision.