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Meanings of repeal in English
Portuguese
anulação Catalan
cancel·lació Synonyms
Examples for "annulment"
Examples for "annulment"
1
Such an annulment is exceptional but unsurprising, given all of the circumstances.
2
Her second son, Gabriel, was just two when the annulment came through.
3
On Wednesday, the actor applied for an annulment, entertainment website TMZ reported.
4
Only marriages which have not been consummated may be dissolved by annulment.
5
He could leave her now and let her have a quiet annulment.
1
Austria must consent to abrogation of treaties of 1839 establishing Belgian neutrality.
2
Is this now a law, or rather an abrogation of all laws?
3
They have this in common - abrogation of decision-making and authority to others.
4
In a way, it was an act of abrogation of duties and obligations.
5
He was compelled to demand from the Pope the abrogation of their charter.
Usage of repeal in English
1
However, he said he hoped the government would repeal the Anardarko Amendment.
2
Congressional approval will be needed to repeal and change the health law.
3
In March, Browne's government announced its intention to repeal the law entirely.
4
A repeal would require a popular vote in favour of the change.
5
Last week, House Republicans voted for the 40th time to repeal Obamacare.
6
Mr Little expected to repeal the law mid to late next year.
7
Ireland has voted to repeal the Eighth Amendment of the Irish Constitution.
8
The three-part proposal would repeal the law known as House Bill 2.
9
The repeal of provisions protecting existing establishments from market entry by others.
10
On Thursday, 22 state attorneys general filed sued to block the repeal.
11
The House bill was a simple repeal in the fewest possible words.
12
Technically, the vote was merely to repeal a clause in the constitution.
13
This is why we're proposing to repeal this law in the budget.
14
Trump has urged the Republican-controlled Congress to repeal the law right away.
15
They urged President Barack Obama to act immediately to repeal the rule.
16
The interval was successfully employed in obtaining a repeal of the resolution.
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Translations for repeal
Repeal through the time
Repeal across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
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