Examples of using Repeal in English and their translations into Serbian
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Repeal the law of gravity.
You got any plans for Repeal?
Repeal the stupid new laws!
You can't repeal human nature.
Repeal was not immediate.
Social legislation can NOT repeal physical Laws.
That repeal is going to happen.
No legislative body can repeal the laws of physics.
Repeal was not expected immediately.
Last night's Senate Obamacare repeal vote was terrible for women.
Repeal the dog-- and child labor-- laws!
We need assurances, Mr. Thompson, that repeal actually is on the horizon.
New survey finds many Americans wantchanges to ACA but few support immediate repeal.
Cannot repeal human nature.
For example, the Republicans have stated that they will repeal and replace Obamacare.
You cannot repeal the laws of physics.
As Prohibition became increasingly unpopular,especially in urban areas, its repeal was eagerly anticipated.
Protestors against President Trump's DACA repeal sit in the street holding hands outside of Trump Tower in N.Y.C.
The repeal of net neutrality regulations could take some time to go into effect- but now you know how it might affect you if it does.
This Decision does not constitute an amnesty but rather a repeal, prospectively, of the 2000 Decision.
Only a quarter century after the repeal of the Corn Laws, the British Empire sank into the worst and longest economic depression of its history.
But prime minister Sorin Grindeanu said the government would not repeal the decree, deepening the political crisis.
Her accomplishments range from the repeal of a $50 billion tax break for the tobacco industry to laws to make us safer from terrorism.
This was due to the introduction of mass production techniques and, in England, the repeal in 1836 of the Wallpaper tax introduced in 1712.
We have a whole raft of rights repressive laws, administrative decrees, that the government has not even touched,has not even mentioned that they will repeal.
This Decision does not constitute an amnesty but rather a repeal, prospectively, of the remainder of the Ban imposed by the 1999 Decision.
The repeal was seen as an important first step towards gradual legal reform to improve the status of women's rights in the country as envisioned by the Draft Constitutional Declaration(or Charter).[36].
Lastly, his position on abortion has for decades been a liberal one and it is, again, common knowledge,that he does not favour a repeal of the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision.
This"Great Repeal Bill", as it was originally called, incorporates all EU legislation into UK law in one lump, after which the government will decide over a period of time which parts to keep, change or remove.
Dominant faction in British economic policy, increasingly after the 1846 Corn Laws repeal, was not industry or agriculture, but finance and international trade.