Significats de full repeal en anglès

The most effective way to remedy the bedroom tax is full repeal.

We will keep pushing until we get a full repeal, he said.

Republican aides said the new vote brought the total to 67, including eight votes for full repeal.

Hunters want a full repeal, allowing them to freely hunt foxes and other wildlife with dogs again.

Oil producers are pressing for a full repeal of the ban to keep the domestic drilling boom alive.

President Barack Obama campaigned on a promise of full repeal of laws barring openly gay personnel from military service.

He said both chambers had the votes for a full repeal, but divisions within the Republican Party killed it.

The National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association would prefer full repeal but supported the original version of Brady's bill.

The ethanol industry backs the move and, analysts said, it could satisfy some lawmakers' cost-cutting goals if a full repeal doesn't pass.

Other states may be ill-prepared for implementation but could begin to take action now that the threat of full repeal is gone.

The action now moves to the Senate, where Republican Senator Ted Cruz, a Texas conservative, introduced legislation for full repeal on Monday.

Lawmakers said a full repeal of the legislation was needed to end the effective moratorium it had imposed on executions in the state.

The bill included a full repeal of the Volcker Rule, and its ban on proprietary trading, as well as most risk retention rules.

While a full repeal would require overcoming a filibuster in the Senate, they already demonstrated that they can partially roll back the law.

Stopping full repeal of Obamacare or undermining efforts to privatise Medicare, the healthcare programme for old people, should be higher on the agenda.

Cooper's plan in North Carolina includes a full repeal of that state's law and harsher penalties for crimes committed in bathrooms and dressing rooms.