Sentences with phrase «rescinded because»

The dues have since been rescinded because of my complaints to the HOA president.

In 2010 - ’11 layoffs were rescinded because teachers and administrators agreed to take 12 furlough days and shorten the instructional calendar by five days.»

Good Morning The real - life impact of underfunding the Louisiana Scholarship Program is illustrated in this WDSU story on a New Orleans mom learning her scholarship award was rescinded because of budget cuts.

The real - life impact of underfunding the Louisiana Scholarship Program is illustrated in this WDSU story on a New Orleans mom learning her scholarship award was rescinded because of budget cuts.

The next year, the school valedictorian, one of Montiel's best friends, received a prestigious Regents Scholarship to attend a University of California school — which was rescinded because he was undocumented.

House was accepted to medical school without an undergraduate degree, but rescinded because during this time his father was fighting for his life with debilitating diverticulitis.

Infamous former White House intern Monica Lewinsky was left feeling humiliated all over again when an invitation to a fancy event, The Town & Country Philanthropy Summit, was rescinded because her onetime lover, ex-President Bill Clinton, and his wife were potentially going to attend.

Well I thought it was comical that it was rescinded because they weren't going anyway.

Not exact matches

Careful: It is illegal to rescind a job offer because someone's work authorization may expire.

Apparently, all of this — which seemed unlikely just months ago — happened because of Sessions» decision to rescind the memo.

On the other hand, commenters supporting the proposed 60 - day delay or a longer or indefinite delay argued that such delay would be appropriate, because it would provide sufficient time for the Department to complete its review of the Rule and PTEs in conformance with the President's Memorandum without issuing a series of extensions that could create market frictions due to uncertainty regarding whether the Department would ultimately leave the Rule in place, revise it, or rescind it.

came just hours after the Rev. Patrick J. Conroy's letter to the speaker rescinding his resignation and suggesting he was pressured to step down because of his Catholic faith.

As it turns out, the board had to rescind its study because a major error had been made.

No, Weyrich insisted, what got us going as a political movement was the attempt on the part of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to rescind the tax - exempt status of Bob Jones University because of its racially discriminatory policies.»

As it turns out, the board had to rescind its study because a major error had...

November 2011 — The Air Force Academy rescinds support for Operation Christmas Child, a program to send holiday gifts to impoverished children across the world, because the program is run by a Christian charity.

Progressive Catholic groups vented outrage Friday over the decision of a Roman Catholic school in Massachusetts to rescind the admission of an 8 - year - old student because his parents are lesbians.

That aligns with exactly what Israel told the Goldstone investigation team from the US, just one of the reasons why Goldstone rescinded his support for the report earlier this year because of obvious mis - represented facts.

Despite the rescinded trade between the Pistons and the Rockets that would have sent Sean Elliott, who failed his physical, to Houston for Robert Horry and Matt Bullard and two second - round draft picks, the next couple of weeks could be eventful because of the looming Feb. 24 trade deadline.

Perhaps it will be for just one game but we really do not know what the FA will do because I never expected them to rescind his red card and a lot of people are surprised that they have handed Costa a retrospective red and a three game ban.

If you have not seen the incident when he sneaks up behind Tito Vilanova and sticks his finger into the then Assistant manager of Barcelona, then you can see it here on Youtube at around 2 minutes 50 seconds (note the smirk when he thinks he has got away with it and remember that the Spanish FA banned him and then rescinded the ban because of the power of Real Madrid in Spain!?! And he has the gall to denounce players for bad tackles!

They likely won't rescind it and they won't tack on more penalties because it was not really a red card.

Carolina only could rescind the tag because Norman hadn't signed it yet.

We won't appeal because there is no chance it will be rescinded.

«When County Executive Astorino came into office, he went through and rescinded a number of executive orders, but not this one because he thought it had merit,» McCormack told the Review.

In a statement by group's spokesperson, Emma Powerful reads, «It is inconsequential to IPOB whether the «quit notice» was rescinded or not because it will in no way impact the pace and direction of our effort to restore Biafra.

Prominent women's rights activists and elected officials are urging the Manhattan Democratic Party to rescind a sitting judge's nomination to a prestigious post, because she allowed evidence of an abortion to be presented in a child custody case.

Party members are also taking a stand in Illinois where the University of Illinois in Champaign - Urbana rescinded the hiring of a Palestinian - American professor because his recent statements were critical of the Jewish State.

During that phone conversation, my wife was informed that because of that video, where we were expressing, as U.S. citizens, our religious beliefs and our Constitutional right to assemble, the Comptroller was rescinding his job offer, and that she should not report to work.

If we aggravate this by rescinding decisions properly approved, because one government is in power, and has numbers to push it through, it will be short - term and it will not be in the national interest, and in my opinion, it will be misleading, I think a rescission will be a disservice to Ghana,» he added.

The union was reportedly intending to file a grievance against the university because of the rescinded offers.

Scolari was a replacement nominee after the TV Academy rescinded Peter MacNicol's nomination because he had appeared in too many episodes of Veep.

Initially the team was lured to Arizona because of its tax credit, though by the time the project was up and ready, the state had rescinded the incentive.

Likewise, Strauss has not yet rescinded her fallacious charge that STC programs are «welfare for the rich» because the donors somehow benefit from the tax credits.

Commencement Speakers Unbowed by Student Slings and Arrows Bloomberg Businessweek, 5/21/14 «At Harvard University, the dean of the Graduate School of Education rejected a request by some students and faculty members to rescind an invitation to Michael Johnston, a state senator in Colorado, who some found objectionable because of his stance on education reform.»

The idea that rescinding the invitation to Senator Johnston would underscore our values as an institution and community seems to me precisely backwards, as I can not think of a more damaging blow to an academic institution than to withdraw an invitation to an alumnus to speak because some disagree with the speaker's views.

Some have suggested that we rescind his invitation to speak because of some of the positions he has taken as a legislator, though this group notes that they applaud other policies Senator Johnston has championed.

The Sturgeon County called Gagne a few days later to tell him that the fine rescinded, although it did say that it wasn't because the officer was being petty, but because he listed the speed on the ticket as being radar / laser verified when in fact it wasn't.

I had one author dislike the book, suggesting I write it in the format used by Writer's Digest books (she published with Writer's Digest Books), and [I] just rescinded my request because I did not want [that look].

Because your policy can be cancelled or even rescinded (no coverage ever existed) for material misrepresentation of facts about the risk that's being taken on.

One minute he is misguidedly complaining about the high non-cash depletion charges associated with his iron ore royalty (remember that from a few quarters ago???), the next he is rescinding a promise to return capital back to shareholders (the intended amount started high, went higher, then went to nothing, presumably because of the Pea Ridge investment).

Although the Court ultimately rescinded its order providing the nonprofit standing, because of the evidence Jill provided to the Court, the Court ultimately ordered the animals would not be returned to the defendant.

Because they have proven to be ineffective in reducing the number of dog bites, many communities that previously enacted breed - specific legislation are currently seeking to rescind them.

(Interestingly, in April 2016, Bozell wrote an open letter, published in Breitbart, asking conservatives like Sarah Palin to rescind their endorsements of Donald Trump because he was too liberal.)

The Senators warn that, «Because of existing provisions within the Clean Air Act and others embedded in the Paris Agreement, remaining in it would subject the United States to significant litigation risk that could upend your Administration's ability to fulfill its goal of rescinding the Clean Power Plan.

This question must be asked, because the current administration has proposed cutting the budget of the National Weather Service and other agencies that study and forecast weather and climate disasters and has rescinded regulations designed to address rising sea levels when constructing infrastructure.

Said Judge William Alsup, «Defendants argue that [the Department of Homeland Security] had to rescind DACA because it exceeded the lawful authority of the agency... They can not, therefore, simultaneously refuse to disclose the legal research that led to that conclusion.»

, «Defendants argue that [the Department of Homeland Security] had to rescind DACA because it exceeded the lawful authority of the agency... They can not, therefore, simultaneously refuse to disclose the legal research that led to that conclusion.»

And can one of the parties rescind it now, because it has turned out to be more beneficial than was anticipated by either?

Notwithstanding Lawrence, courts still have great discretion in rescinding unfair retainer agreements and therefore, lawyers must be vigilant in following the letter and spirit of the law because the burden in a fee dispute remains on the lawyer.