rescind

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• Attorney General Merrick Garland urged Abbott to rescind the order one day after it was announced, calling it contrary to federal law.

• This week, more than 150 athletes, educators and activists signed a letter, asking the IOC to go further, including rescinding the ban on medal stand protest.

• The legislature eventually rescinded the cuts on a bipartisan vote.

• State officials rescinded their request to end the program after the court issued an order earlier this month to temporarily block Hogan’s directive.

• In a Union-Tribune op-ed, Stephen Johnson, a Coronado High School alum, wrote that the school board should “rescind the firing of the coach and it and the principal should publicly apologize.”

• Would the Democrats rescind those rights if they were to return to power?

• The Obama administration called the decision regarding E1 unhelpful and pressed Israel to rescind it.

• How many votes to re-allow insurers to rescind policies when they discover a pre-existing condition?

• Health plans cannot rescind your policy if you get “too” sick.

• Unless America is going to rescind that policy–not a chance, really–the planes were going to go to Israel sooner or later.

• Hillsborough ordered the Massachusetts assembly to rescind its circular letter.

• The delegation did not rescind the resolution; the Convention did not reverse it.