How To Use Rescind In A Sentence
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Meanwhile, in January 1999, FDA rescinded its compliance policy guide that had regulated third-party servicers of medical devices.
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The agreement on cultural cooperation between the two countries was rescinded on 30 April, 2002.
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We only hope that the red card will be rescinded when the referee sees the video.
Times, Sunday Times
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But to frame an abstract idea of happiness, prescinded from all particular pleasure, or of goodness from everything that is good, this is what few can pretend to.
A Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge, by George Berkeley
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BRUSSELS—Russia's failure to rescind a ban on European Union fruit and vegetable imports, agreed at a summit last week, has riled the European Commission, which is requesting the ban be removed immediately.
EU: 'No Justification' for Russia Vegetable Ban
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When a main element is dependence on a unilaterally declared temporary cease-fire by one of the key violent actors on the scene – which has not been defeated and which can rescind the cease-fire at any time – how can it be termed a “success”, nevermind a “victory”?
Matthew Yglesias » “Winning” The War
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There was then a public protest, and Palin rescinded the librarian's termination.
Further Update on “What if...I asked you to remove some books?”
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The sunset clause in the contracts allowed for either party to rescind within 2 years if building works had not been completed.
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We can react to it and then prescind it from what we experience.
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Now, if you went to Notre Dame instead, you wouldn't even have an offer to rescind, which is the new killing it. guest, Apr 17, 2009 7: 13PM
Dealbreaker
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The seven have also filed a suit with the district court calling on immigration authorities to rescind the deportation order.
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Ambassador Duddy was expelled last year and declared a persona non grata by Venezuela, a designation rescinded in June.
Undefined
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Here is an opportunity to prescind from emotion and think critically about a very important subject.
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You choose what you want to explain, and prescind out the parts of the complexity that don't immediately effect what you study.
Geoffrey Miller Briefly Makes Me Embarassed to Be An Economist, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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These rules were rescinded abruptly five days after they were made public in press reports.
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Dei, num metuendæ sunt aliquæ accusatoris insidiæ? sed quis audeat accusare quos electos divino cernit judicio? num Deus Pater ipse qui contulit, potest dona sua rescindere, et quos adoptione suscepit, eos a paterni affectus gratia relegare?
The Doctrine of the Saints��� Perseverance Explained and Confirmed
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As Seeger explains it, the folk singer and activist had his financial aid rescinded after his sophomore year because he got too interested in left-wing politics and let his grades slip.
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The red card should be rescinded.
The Sun
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A new procedure, the rescindable terminal contract, was introduced that could be nullified when the faculty member received grant support.
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An honest rich man called a top tax inspector last month to report an approach by a big four firm offering a complex new capital gains tax wheeze involving "rescindable contracts".
Tax collection. Now there's a moral crusade for the Tories
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Strikes, riots and protests engulfed the country and the price increases were rescinded.
Times, Sunday Times
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Mr. Anesko declares May 4 a holiday for James scholars, for it was on that day in 1973 that Edel's trust was busted and the librarian at the Houghton rescinded all "the encumbering regulations that for so long prevented scores of researchers from accessing these desirable resources.
The Afterlife of the Lion
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He can opt to treat the contract as rescinded or choose to continue under the contract by treating it as only a partial breach.
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The mistake I made was to use the word 'obscurantism' for the common tendency among Orthodox to hold, in my words, that "nothing can be well studied while prescinding from divine revelation.
Ever ancient, ever new...arguments
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Leaving aside the weakness of the language -- it does little more than tweak the verbiage of the Senate bill -- the order is nonbinding, unenforceable, and changeable or rescindable at will by whoever occupies the White House.
Ten Reasons
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We only hope that the red card will be rescinded when the referee sees the video.
Times, Sunday Times
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Strikes, riots and protests engulfed the country and the price increases were rescinded.
Times, Sunday Times
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At the end of the oral argument, however, he rescinded his agreement.
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These ranged from open derision to outright firings, and even attempts to rescind earned degrees.
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I got a clever little thumb brace gizmo to remind myself that my primate status was temporarity rescinded.
BOOK VIEW CAFE BLOG » Life as a Lesser Tree Sloth
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The red card should be rescinded.
The Sun
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However, the company actually had its name rescinded from the 2007 review period.
Furniture Today Business News
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If one party fails to honor the contract, the other party is entitled to rescind it.
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Under no circumstances was the order to be rescinded or countermanded.
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The red cards were rescinded as the misconduct charges were brought.
Times, Sunday Times
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The red cards were rescinded as the misconduct charges were brought.
Times, Sunday Times
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Article 316 of the new constitution addresses the government's responsibilities toward the economy, the most relevant of which is to "determine the state monopoly of the productive and commercial activities that are considered non-rescindable in case of public necessity." [
Spero News
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The act of cognition is the concept, or verbum mentale, by which is apprehended the universal nature or essence of the object prescinded from its individualizing conditions.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 8: Infamy-Lapparent
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The victim surcharge payment order is also rescinded, and if monies were paid by the appellant, they are to be returned to him forthwith.
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The Justice Department also said Garland "retaliated" against a naturalized U.S. citizen who has limited English skills by rescinding his job offer after he failed to produce a green card, which proves lawful U.S. residency for non-citizens.
Policing Illegal Hires Puts Some Employers in a Bind
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The red card was duly rescinded but he admitted: 'This is that bit sweeter because of what happened there.
The Sun
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A business-purpose loan is not rescindable, even if secured by the borrower's principal dwelling, because the credit is not subject to Truth-in-Lending.
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This proved too much for Downing Street, which promptly unrescinded the initial order, which was imposed after media horror over a "Monsters 'Ball" at Holloway Jail.
Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph
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The red cards were rescinded as the misconduct charges were brought.
Times, Sunday Times
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Television replays later showed that he was in fact fouled, and the red card was eventually rescinded.
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In related news, British Navy has rescinded their recent ban on the skin on the ships; British sailors will be again able to hang ‘in the privacy of their own quarters’ their favorite pin-ups.
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He contended that the delay was remedied before any harm or prejudice was caused, and moreover, the defendant Vendors did not object or purport to rescind the agreement until after the breach had been remedied.
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The law was rescinded only in December 1990 during the collapse of the regime.
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One, when a law exists, is promulgated, which is totally unacceptable to people and they violate it again and again and again till it's rescinded, appealed.
Sproul Hall Sit-In Address
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I said prayers to Nurse, having rescinded to my mother the elaborate pieties she knew I had enunciated to my father.
A ROOMFUL OF BIRDS - SCOTTISH SHORT STORIES 1990
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The proper course in those circumstances was to rescind the order on the basis that, had the creditor known of the petition, the petition debt would have been secured.
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LEWINSKY: ... it was rescinded, which is understandable.
CNN Transcript Feb 28, 2002
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On appeal the card will be rescinded, there is no doubt.
The Sun
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The red card should be rescinded.
The Sun
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Disorder provides an excuse to rescind liberties in the name of restoring calm.
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It was a harsh sending-off and we will have a look at the video and try to get the card rescinded.
Times, Sunday Times
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Bogart seems to have rescinded his deathbed remorse about switching from scotch to Martinis.
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In each instance, the executive order should by its terms rescind any conflicting previous order - none of which have been made public and remain secret to this day.
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Both parties may rescind or renew the contract via mutual consultation.
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Prescinding for the present from the exact nature of a concordat, and without giving an exact definition, we may say that a concordat is a law, ecclesiastical and civil, made for a certain country in regard to matters which in some way concern both Church and State, a law, moreover, possessing the force of a treaty entered into by both the ecclesiastical and civil power and to a certain extent binding upon both.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 4: Clandestinity-Diocesan Chancery
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Match tapes are routinely studied after the final whistle to either get red cards rescinded on appeal or charges brought for malicious tackles that the officials miss.
The Sun
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Luckily for him, the red card was rescinded on appeal.
The Sun
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The red card was duly rescinded but he admitted: 'This is that bit sweeter because of what happened there.
The Sun
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It was a harsh sending-off and we will have a look at the video and try to get the card rescinded.
Times, Sunday Times
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Anyway, we’ve already cut the big, non-rescindable corporate oil deals … so we can just hang out in Kuwait and Qatar at our girlfriends’ place, until we get drunk and start feeling pimped by that hunky little guy in Iran who never dances with us, no matter how tarty we dress.
Think Progress » Iraqi Prime Minister Announces Timetable: Full Security Takeover by End of 2007
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Voiding the deeds and mortgages in these cases (in situations where the instruments are voidable, as opposed to being absolutely void - "void ab initio") will turn on whether the subsequent third party purchaser or encumbrancer, despite lacking in actual knowledge of the fraud or other abusive transaction, can otherwise be charged with notice of the fraud, thereby making bona fide purchaser/encumbrancer status unavailable to them and, consequently, subjecting the deeds or mortgages to being voided/rescinded/set aside.
Articles
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The red card was rescinded but only after the keeper had been forced to endure several days of shame and regret.
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By the time I read about this, the impounding order had been rescinded.
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* [2115] Male sarta gratia nequicquam coit et rescinditur
The Doctrine of Justification by Faith
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Contracts, then, entered into because of accidental mistake which was induced by the fraud or misrepresentation of the other party, will be rescindable at the option of the party deceived.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 4: Clandestinity-Diocesan Chancery
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The red card should be rescinded.
The Sun
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In general, grave fear lawfully superinduced does not militate against consent in the will, and therefore renders contracts neither invalid nor rescindable.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 4: Clandestinity-Diocesan Chancery
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Luckily for him, the red card was rescinded on appeal.
The Sun
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He demanded the rescinding of the pipeline project and the resignation of the president.
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We only hope that the red card will be rescinded when the referee sees the video.
Times, Sunday Times
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Any suggestions that she was losing it are hereby completely rescinded.
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Luckily for him, the red card was rescinded on appeal.
The Sun
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Luckily for him, the red card was rescinded on appeal.
The Sun
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The protesters are demanding the government rescind a series of austerity measures that would tax workers' wages and pensions.
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There are tremendously significant issues, and this doesn't prescind from making a judgment on people's personalities.
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Dissatisfaction with wages does not amount to poverty, and as such this line of argument should be rescinded from the message of CUPE 3903 immediately.
The Privileged and the Impoverished: Now One and the Same? : Law is Cool
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Hitherto we have prescinded from positive law in our treatment of the question of gambling.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 6: Fathers of the Church-Gregory XI
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He is now recommending that the enforcement notices should be rescinded and that those operating from the quarry without permission should be invited to submit applications to regularise their use.
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That wouldn't rescind the bonuses , just require AIG to account them differently.
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Um registo audiovisual imprescindível para entender as raízes de um dos movimentos artísticos mais importantes dos últimos anos.
Style Wars
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The request came after a lawyer for one-time Fujitsu president Kuniaki Nozoe said he wanted to "rescind" his September resignation, and requested that Fujitsu convene a board meeting to discuss with him the circumstances of his departure At the time, the company said Mr. Nozoe was stepping down for health reasons.
TSE Asks Fujitsu to Review Explanation of President's Resignation
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All graduates were also informed that the diplomas they were being awarded were "probationary" in nature; the State apparently allows schools to award dipolmas that have a 30-day probationary period in which the diploma can be rescinded if the school becomes aware of any graduate making what it deems to be derogatory comments about the school online.
Your Right Hand Thief
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Disorder provides an excuse to rescind liberties in the name of restoring calm.
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The agreement on cultural cooperation between the two countries was rescinded on 30 April, 2002.
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There is no reason why parties to a written executed agreement cannot agree to cancel or rescind it and to reverse its effects.
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Strikes, riots and protests engulfed the country and the price increases were rescinded.
Times, Sunday Times
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In addition to the changes you mention, a free labor market would require rescinding any laws that prohibit an employer from firing any worker at any time for any reason.
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Even more dejecting was the crucial role played by church-going people of color duped into undermining their own interests by setting a precedent to rescind and rollback civil rights.
Shahid Buttar: After the (Grand Old) Party: Don't Go Home Just Yet
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There is much, much more, including the fact that the sale of eToys to Bain, DE Shaw, merged into Parent Company is rescindable as a non "bona fide" sale.
The Industry Standard - Comments
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BONITA - San Diego County last week rescinded a warning citation issued to the Jones family of Bonita for holding Bible study in their home, and a county official issued a formal apology to them.
AroundTheCapitol.com
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I have related earlier in this book how after that expulsion, and in spite of the unrescinded order by Malvy, the French government was ready to place its officers at my disposal; how I was visited by French deputies, ambassadors, and one of the premiers.
My Life
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The legal nature of contracts of donation, and those which are related to it: the conditions and legal consequence of rescinding donation, the scope of donee etc.
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Many a time a State refuses to honour a tribunal award or it rescinds its agreement.
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Last season Dennis was told that he couldn't appeal against his red card because cards for violent conduct are not rescindable.
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Match tapes are routinely studied after the final whistle to either get red cards rescinded on appeal or charges brought for malicious tackles that the officials miss.
The Sun
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As Seeger explains it, the folk singer and activist had his financial aid rescinded after his sophomore year because he got too interested in left-wing politics and let his grades slip.
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Because details of a transfer are implemented between a rescindable capability and a goods description, rights to goods of any type can be transferred.
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We only hope that the red card will be rescinded when the referee sees the video.
Times, Sunday Times
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The red cards were rescinded as the misconduct charges were brought.
Times, Sunday Times
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Men have imagined they could frame abstract notions of the powers and acts of the mind, and consider them prescinded as well from the mind or spirit itself, as from their respective objects and effects.
A Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge, by George Berkeley
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On appeal the card will be rescinded, there is no doubt.
The Sun
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One of those illegitimate blockades, bearing date in May, 1806, having been expressly avowed to be still unrescinded, and to be in effect comprehended in the orders in council, was too distinctly brought within the purview of the act of Congress not to be comprehended in the explanation of the requisites to a compliance with it.
State of the Union Address (1790-2001)
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After the defeat of Japan in 1945, the Allied powers rescinded Japanese claims to the islands.
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Is there anything at all a University can do to have the designation rescinded?
Wheat & Weeds
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No casualties were reported and the chemical alert was eventually rescinded.
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On appeal the card will be rescinded, there is no doubt.
The Sun
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We only hope that the red card will be rescinded when the referee sees the video.
Times, Sunday Times
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The city rescinded the demolition order and granted an Occupancy Permit to the Committee.
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But earlier this year, he asked the company to "rescind" his resignation, saying that he was perfectly healthy, and instead was forced out of the company on false allegations that he had done business with an individual with possible gangster ties.
Fujitsu's Ex-President Goes Public
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Moreover, why did he vote "Yes" to potential public-funded abortion under the guise of an executive order that is rescindable on a whim?
Courierpress.com Stories
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He wasn't confident he could get the suspension rescinded, in other words.
SFGate: Top News Stories
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I am not convinced that there is any reason to alter or rescind the order made by the board on June 26th.
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The red card was duly rescinded but he admitted: 'This is that bit sweeter because of what happened there.
The Sun
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The importance of this matter prescinded his mind from the others.
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If the APR, or annual percentage rate, is off by a fraction of a percent between the preliminary and final loan documents, the loan may be rescindable.
How Snafus
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It seems probable that of itself it prescinds from substantia prima and substantia secunda, and is restricted to the former signification only by the word individua.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 11: New Mexico-Philip
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Yoshikazu Tsuno/AFP/Getty Images Kuniaki Nozoe Fujitsu Former President Mr. Nozoe said he "rescinded" his Sept. 25 resignation on the grounds that other Fujitsu executives demanded he step down, alleging that he had ties to organized crime.
The Power List
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The red card was duly rescinded but he admitted: 'This is that bit sweeter because of what happened there.
The Sun
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It was a harsh sending-off and we will have a look at the video and try to get the card rescinded.
Times, Sunday Times
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Pass laws proved incapable of arresting the process and were less vigorously enforced; by 1986 some of the major influx control regulations were rescinded.
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Continue, good Hylas, to act the same ingenuous part, and tell me sincerely whether you can frame a distinct idea of Entity in general, prescinded from and exclusive of all thinking and corporeal beings, all particular things whatsoever.
Three Dialogues between Hylas and Philonous
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On appeal the card will be rescinded, there is no doubt.
The Sun
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It was a harsh sending-off and we will have a look at the video and try to get the card rescinded.
Times, Sunday Times
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The union demanded that the letters of reprimand be withdrawn and the suspensions be rescinded.
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Thus philosophy, including ethics, in a sense ruled over all other disciplines, so that they could never be reduced to mere techniques which prescinded from questions of right and wrong.
Can Economic Justice Be Achieved Without Law?
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The staff again urged that the dismissal action be rescinded and that any further action be in conformity with generally accepted standards for academic due process.
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Contracts by which ecclesiastical property is alienated are sometimes rescindable.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 13: Revelation-Stock
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I think the word of the morning is "rescind"--I just heard it on a fund drive for an NPR radio station.
New York City
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He proposed that they make a motion at the beginning of the faculty meeting to rescind the section of the report without taking accountability for it.
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Trade Union leaders have demanded the government rescind the price rise.
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Luckily for him, the red card was rescinded on appeal.
The Sun
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Trade Union leaders have demanded the government rescind the price rise.
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Dei, num metuendæ sunt aliquæ accusatoris insidiæ? sed quis audeat accusare quos electos divino cernit judicio? num Deus Pater ipse qui contulit, potest dona sua rescindere, et quos adoptione suscepit, eos a paterni affectus gratia relegare?
The Doctrine of the Saints��� Perseverance Explained and Confirmed
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On appeal the card will be rescinded, there is no doubt.
The Sun
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After all, Christians cannot prescind from capitalism.
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Match tapes are routinely studied after the final whistle to either get red cards rescinded on appeal or charges brought for malicious tackles that the officials miss.
The Sun
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In 1987, then-newly elected Arizona Governor Evan Mecham - who defended his use of the term "pickaninnies" for blacks - rescinded the King holiday in Arizona.
David A. Love: What In The Sam Hill Is Wrong With Arizona?
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To prescind from these features, however, is to forfeit the autonomy of concrete individuals that must, as I argued, be the starting point for determining how we should act in these cases.
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Regional leaders responded by rescinding his order, and getting him fired from his job.
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- When the pawnor has obtained possession of the goods pledged by him under a contract voidable under section 19 or section 19A, but the contract has not been rescinded at the time of the pledge, the pawnee acquires a good title to the goods, provided he acts in good faith and without notice of the pawnor's defect of title.] 179.
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the judgment was rescindable
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Perhaps opponents should fill the Council Chambers for each and every Council meeting and disrupt it, preventing any business from being transacted, until such time that the Council assures that it will rescind this decision?
César, César, bo-Bésar, banana bana fo-Fésar (Jack Bog's Blog)
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It was a harsh sending-off and we will have a look at the video and try to get the card rescinded.
Times, Sunday Times
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Trade Union leaders have demanded the government rescind the price rise.
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The move came after a vote by regents indefinitely tabling a motion to rescind their July 20 vote revising admissions policies.
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My grandfather frequently threatened to rescind the myriad generous bestowals my sister and I were to receive upon his passing if he ever heard we'd cast a Democratic vote.
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He tried very hard to rescind the expulsion order, at one point offering the monarchs 300,000 ducats for a reprieve.
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All garnishment and enforcement proceedings undertaken in accordance with the enforcement of the order of January 18th, 2002, shall forthwith be rescinded and cancelled.
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Match tapes are routinely studied after the final whistle to either get red cards rescinded on appeal or charges brought for malicious tackles that the officials miss.
The Sun
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Strikes, riots and protests engulfed the country and the price increases were rescinded.
Times, Sunday Times
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The red card was duly rescinded but he admitted: 'This is that bit sweeter because of what happened there.
The Sun
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Match tapes are routinely studied after the final whistle to either get red cards rescinded on appeal or charges brought for malicious tackles that the officials miss.
The Sun
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Unlike Alabama, the BATF initially approved the Balthus label, though Mouton later requested that the approval be rescinded after allegations were made that the label constituted child pornography.
The Volokh Conspiracy » No “Person(s) Posed in an Immodest or Sensuous Manner” on Alcohol Ads:
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The red cards were rescinded as the misconduct charges were brought.
Times, Sunday Times
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Fresh from their many successes, like a Forbes article/puff piece in February, routing the genteel legislative effort in the Hawaii Senate to just ask the FDA Commissioner to rescind the approval for their product in US markets, etc., perhaps Ajinomoto is about to shoot itself in the foot, or more apropos: commit a kind of jurisprudential hari kiri in its efforts to silence ASDA's publicity.
Aspartame Manufacturer Ajinomoto Sues UK Supermarket Chain, ASDA owned by Walmart, for Removing Chemical from Stores!
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In identifying defeaters that our evidence must eliminate if we are to claim knowledge, the more we prescind from practical considerations, the wider we cast our net.
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That agreement might be rescinded, or might never be performed.
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Every composition of them in this matter is, “Male sarta gratia nequicquam coit et rescinditur.”
The Doctrine of Justification by Faith
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Genuine progress, as the Church’s social teaching insists, must be integral and humane; it cannot prescind from the truth about human beings and must always be directed to their authentic good.
Insight Scoop | The Ignatius Press Blog:
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Trade Union leaders have demanded the government rescind the price rise.
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The red card should be rescinded.
The Sun
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Thus he saves himself from losing face by rescinding his foolish vow to hand over the town to the Assyrians in five days if God does not act (7: 30 – 31), blaming the people who forced him to this oath, victimizing the victims as Jephthah did his daughter (Judg 11: 35).
Judith: Apocrypha.
