repeal

The Labour Party repealed the Act.

the legislation was repealed five months later.

e. The amendment or repeal of any resolution of the board which by its express terms is not so amendable or repeal able.

The money that a repeal saves could help pay for monitoring compulsive molesters more intrusively—through ankle bracelets and the like.

Under the old admission system, a person satisfying the repealed s 27 of the Ordinance could be called to the Bar immediately prior to starting his/ her pupillage.

The government decided to repeal the controversial law.

The committee voted to repeal the outdated policy.

The organization is campaigning to repeal the discriminatory regulations.

The law was repealed due to public pressure.

The decision to repeal the tax was met with mixed reactions.

The activists are calling for the repeal of the unjust law.

The opposition party promised to repeal the controversial policy if elected.

The petition to repeal the law gathered thousands of signatures.

The court ruled to repeal the unconstitutional provision.

The president signed the bill to repeal the restrictive measures.

He has repealed some oppressive, colonial-era laws.

Repeal laws restricting freedom of religion and belief.

He said that they should demand a repeal of the Second Amendment.

Then the law is again repealed, and the beaver again disappears.

This will never happen, because we demand the repeal of the laws.

In the end, the law was repealed.

Parliament is due to hold a debate in whether to repeal the legislation.

Only one amendment has been repealed in the history of the United States.

He said congress ought to be judged on how many laws it repeals.

The new government repealed many old laws.