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Meanings of rescind in English

Portuguese
rescindir
Catalan
anul·lar
Spanish
rescindir

Cancel officially.

rescindir

To declare invalid.

Usage of rescind in English
1
He urged the new Government to rescind legislation that bans nuclear power.
The Irish Times
2
Many Muslims were enraged, leading the state government to rescind its decision.
Reuters
3
It might even have the legal right to rescind already granted waivers.
Wired
4
Meanwhile the US has decided to rescind Hong Kong's special trading privileges.
BBC
5
Investors can rescind redemption notices if they have a change of heart.
Reuters
6
Activists on the right bemoaned the president's failure to immediately rescind it.
The Guardian
7
To reclaim that which the gods rescind, you must face mightiest Whirlwind.
No mercy
8
But Carson could work to rescind rules protecting LGBTQ Americans from housing discrimination.
Ebony
9
Many Muslims were enraged, leading the government to rescind its decision.
Reuters
10
He will be repeating the message every hour until I rescind the order.
Beyond exile: day by day armageddon
11
And now we would not rescind our first resolution; we exult in it.
The New York Times Current History: the European War, February, ...
12
He said no one had the authority to rescind the order except you.
Napoleon
13
Thursday's proposal would rescind that and specific regulations on existing sources of methane.
Reuters
14
Parliament must still endorse the government's decision to rescind the decree.
Reuters
15
He could also rescind that notice if it was in the public interest.
Radio NZ
16
It required a particular act of parliament to rescind this bye-law.
An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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