rescind an order造句

• The opposition has already demanded that the government rescind an order forbidding scientists from commenting on Malaysia's haze problem.
• The tribunal will also be able to rescind an order at any time before the accused is convicted or acquitted
• Last year media protests forced Nano to rescind an order that would have stopped government agencies from releasing information to the press.
• A U . N delegation Friday failed to persuade Iraqi leaders to rescind an order expelling American members of U . N . weapons inspection teams.
• International pressure mounted Thursday on President Saddam Hussein to rescind an order expelling American arms inspectors, but the Iraqi leader showed no sign of backing down.
• No crowds turned out to watch the return, which came a day after a Russian-brokered deal persuaded President Saddam Hussein to rescind an order expelling the American inspectors.
• Some 75 arms monitors, including four Americans, arrived in Baghdad Friday, a day after a Russian-brokered deal persuaded President Saddam Hussein to rescind an order expelling American inspectors.
• Some 75 arms monitors, including four Americans, arrived in Baghdad on Friday, a day after a Russian-brokered deal persuaded President Saddam Hussein to rescind an order expelling American inspectors.
• About 75 arms monitors, including four Americans, arrived in Baghdad on Friday, a day after a Russian-brokered deal persuaded President Saddam Hussein to rescind an order expelling American inspectors.
• His comments came as international pressure mounted on Iraqi President Saddam Hussein to rescind an order expelling American arms inspectors, but the Iraqi leader showed no sign of backing down.
• Iraqi officials said the government has decided to rescind an order left behind by former U . S . administrator for Iraq L . Paul Bremer that suspended the death penalty.
• Seventy-five U . N . weapons inspectors, including four Americans, return to Baghdad, Iraq, a day after a Russian-brokered deal persuaded Saddam Hussein to rescind an order expelling all American inspectors.
• St Martin, hearing what had taken place, returned to Trier and compelled the emperor to rescind an order to the military tribunes, already on their way to Iberia to extirpate the heresy.
• With the Security Council poised to vote on increasing sanctions against Baghdad, diplomats were making one final attempt to persuade Iraq to rescind an order expelling U . S . arms inspectors.
• Protesters staged a mock funeral in front of the Republican National Committee headquarters Friday, claiming that a George W . Bush administration would rescind an order that allows poor countries to manufacture affordable AIDS drugs.
• Last year, public and press criticism forced then-Prime Minister Chavalit Yongchaiyudh to rescind an order granting a military pension to one of the figures who took part in trying to put down the 1973 protests.
• U . N . envoy Lakhdar Brahimi said the U . N . delegation was unsuccessful in persuading Iraqi leaders to rescind an order expelling American members of U . N . weapons inspection teams.
• But Thursday, as Hickman often has during the trial, he bowed to demands from the defense that he rescind an order he had issued this week prohibiting all participants from speaking publicly about the case.
• And they say that view is underlined by a provision in Wednesday's resolution calling for unspecified " further action " against Baghdad if President Saddam Hussein does not rescind an order to expel American weapons inspectors.