Examples of using Repealed in English and their translations into Chinese
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The law of comparative advantage has not been repealed.
However, this requirement was subsequently repealed.
Thankfully, that provision has been repealed.
Tests were repealed also.
Under the previous law, which had been repealed by Act No. 553, appeals had to be filed before the court of second instance handed down its final verdict.
The Employment Relations Act 2000, which repealed and replaced the Employment Contracts Act 1991, provides for the negotiation of collective or individual employment agreements.
If the measure is repealed, Jeanne said, her daughter and all other transgender people could be denied or refused service, including medical care.
Many countries have repealed discriminatory provisions in civil, penal and personal status codes to bring them into conformity with the Convention.
Quebec repealed the laws as early as 1919, and the province became a popular destination for tourists from across Canada and the United States.
Louis XI, king of France, of distinguished memory, repealed this sanction, as is clearly contained in his letters patent already made.
If we want the Arms Act to be repealed, if we want to learn the use of arms, here is a golden opportunity.
In 1685 Louis 14th repealed the Edict of Nantes which forced many Protestants to flee France.
Thus Argentina, Chile and Poland have repealed the amnesty laws adopted by the authoritarian regimes or at the time of transition which infringed their international obligations.
Jeanne Talbot fears if the law is repealed, her daughter and other transgender people could be refused services such as medical care.
The Government reported that provisions of the General Law on Population had been reformed and repealed in 2008 to decriminalize undocumented migration.
General Assembly resolution 748(VIII) should be repealed, since Puerto Rico was still under the sovereignty of the United States Congress.
The Act would likely be repealed, but no decisions had been taken about what would replace it.
Decriminalization means that a state repealed or amended its laws to make certain acts criminal, but no longer subject to prosecution.
(1) Act No. 577 of 29 November 1978 on Greenland Home Rule shall be repealed, but see subsection(2).
The Employment Relations Act 2000, which repealed and replaced the Employment Contracts Act 1991, provides that employees may choose whether or not to belong to a union.