repeal造句

The Republicans are promising to "repeal and replace" the bill.

Republican leaders in Congress are trying to repeal the law outright.

Republicans in America's House of Representatives vote on a bill to repeal Obamacare.

Says he would repeal the Defense of Marriage Act and voted against the Federal Marriage Amendment.

The repeal of old laws should endear him to younger and more liberal voters;

Republicans don’t have a mandate to cut spending; they have a mandate to repeal the laws of arithmetic.

The Watt amendment does not repeal the existing provisions that prohibit a GAO audit of the Federal Reserve.

Asked how he would start to put the 14 million jobless back to work, Rick Santorum said he would repeal health care reform and drill for oil.

He vows to fight the "federal power grab" until a repeal bill can be signed in 2013 by a new Republican president-perhaps, he hopes, even himself.

So the legislative path to "repeal and replace", as conservatives call it, hinges on winning back both the Senate and the White House.

If Big Business would be the winner from a repeal of the minimum wage, it is no great secret who the losers would be.

On Friday, the House approved two amendments to de-fund the President's health care law, another step toward blocking the legislation they have already voted to repeal.

She was allowed to bring one Private Member’s Motion a year, so she would try single-handedly to repeal the Prohibition of Mixed Marriages Act, or propose a minimum wage for blacks.

Opposition politicians say that the repeal of the ISA may yet turn out to be more symbolic than real if the new laws are almost as harsh as the old ones.

That hope was quickly put to the test in Congress where Republicans in the House voted to repeal the president’s health care law, including Congressman Paul Ryan of Wisconsin.

Sure, this bill isn't perfect, and turns over full repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" to the President, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the Secretary of Defense.