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Meanings of repeal in English

Portuguese
anulação
Catalan
cancel·lació

The act of abrogating; an official or legal cancellation.

anulação
Portuguese
rescindir
Catalan
anul·lar
Spanish
rescindir

Cancel officially.

rescindir
Usage of repeal in English
1
However, he said he hoped the government would repeal the Anardarko Amendment.
Radio NZ
2
Congressional approval will be needed to repeal and change the health law.
Reuters
3
In March, Browne's government announced its intention to repeal the law entirely.
Reuters
4
A repeal would require a popular vote in favour of the change.
Radio NZ
5
Last week, House Republicans voted for the 40th time to repeal Obamacare.
The Irish Times
6
Mr Little expected to repeal the law mid to late next year.
Radio NZ
7
Ireland has voted to repeal the Eighth Amendment of the Irish Constitution.
The Irish Times
8
The three-part proposal would repeal the law known as House Bill 2.
Reuters
9
The repeal of provisions protecting existing establishments from market entry by others.
The Irish Times
10
On Thursday, 22 state attorneys general filed sued to block the repeal.
Reuters
11
The House bill was a simple repeal in the fewest possible words.
Twenty Years of Congress, Volume 2 / From Lincoln to Garfield, w...
12
Technically, the vote was merely to repeal a clause in the constitution.
The Guardian
13
This is why we're proposing to repeal this law in the budget.
The Guardian
14
Trump has urged the Republican-controlled Congress to repeal the law right away.
Reuters
15
They urged President Barack Obama to act immediately to repeal the rule.
Reuters
16
The interval was successfully employed in obtaining a repeal of the resolution.
The Life of George Washington, Vol. 2 / Commander in Chief of th...
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Repeal through the time
Repeal across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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