Repealing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REPEALING in dictionary:

VERB:
• REPEAL, to revoke
• revoke or annul (a law or act of parliament)
NOUN:
• the action of revoking or annulling a law or act of parliament

Words related to REPEALING

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How to use REPEALING in a sentence

• What was the Edict of Nantes? A law made in favor of the Protestants, the repealing of which drove many of their most skilful workmen to take refuge in England.
• The unpopularity of the compensation law was completed, by the manner of repealing it as to all the world except themselves.
• They prepared another bill for repealing the Scottish act of security, and that about peace and war, which had excited such jealousy in the English nation.
• Bromley, who proposed that a bill should be brought in for repealing the septenntal act, and for the more frequent meeting and calling of parliaments.
• MOTION FOE REPEALING A FORMER ACT FAVOURABLE TO THE JEWS.
• In a former session, Mr Hume had obtained the passing of an act repealing both the statute and common law concerning combinations among workmen.
• Ackland for suspending instead of repealing the acts in question, as well as a proposition made by Mr.
• On the third reading of the bill, Sir James Mackintosh moved a clause repealing the punishment of death in all cases of forgery, except that of the forgery of wills.
• Divett moved that the house should resolve itself into committee, for the purpose of considering the propriety of repealing this impost.
• After issuing these ordinances, with others of minor importance, and after repealing martial-law in the district of Montreal, on the 5th of May the council was prorogued.
• These poetic fancies were very pleasing, but the house would have better liked to hear arguments in support of a motion against repealing taxes.
• In the December session of 1878, the House inserted a provision repealing these laws.
• Legislators are forever repealing and abolishing criminal statutes, and organized society is constantly ignoring laws, until they fall into disuse and die.
• XVII REPEALING LAWS It is comparatively easy to get a penal statute on the books.
• They met about once a week to transact such business as appointing officers, making and repealing regulations, and inquiring into the state of the Lyceum.
• Marcus Fundanius and Lucius Valerius, plebeian tribunes, proposed to the people the repealing of the Oppian law.
• I will now consider a little the arguments offered to shew the advantages, or rather the necessity, of repealing the Test in Ireland.
• And this will infallibly be the case, after repealing the Test.
• The English Act of 1875 repealing the old Labour Conspiracy law and modifying the common law doctrine relating thereto, had never been enacted in New Zealand.
• He made two speeches in the House for repealing the Stamp-act, which were publickly commended by Mr.
• Test and corporation acts, reason for repealing them, 148, 151.
• Next day Senator Dixon expressed his satisfaction with the amendment, which he interpreted as virtually repealing the Missouri Compromise.
• Polk for repealing the tariff of 1842, and making a start toward free trade.
• The result might be attained without the necessity for passing any Act of Parliament, or of repealing a single section of the Irish Government Act, 1893.
• Immediately upon the assembling of this body, a bill was introduced repealing the odious Act, and ordering the records containing it to be burned.
• Four days later commenced the struggle which ended in repealing that Congressional prohibition.

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