Definitions

1. Repeal is favored by 84% of Republicans and 59% of unaffiliated voters.
2. The repeal was formally adopted as the 21st Amendment of the Constitution on December 5, 1933.
3. Instead of repeal, the Chrétien government attempted to restructure the tax and merge it with the provincial sales taxes in each province.
4. With this repeal, the Treasury Secretary could no longer control the issue of Silver Certificates on his own authority.

County

1. The governing body of a county, a city or town, or a junior college district may not repeal or rescind a tax limitation established under this subsection. (Web site)

Control

1. Iowa is one of nineteen control states that, since the repeal of prohibition, directly control the sale and distribution of alcoholic beverages. (Web site)

Leading

1. As many as sixty percent of alcohol prohibition cases ended in acquittal, leading to the repeal of Prohibition. (Web site)

Criminal

1. If, say, the Virginia legislature were to repeal its statutory prohibition on murder, murder would still be wrong and criminal in Virginia. (Web site)

Calling

1. Romney is taking a hard line against Obama's health care bill, and calling for repeal.

Politics

1. Douglas's bill, plus the repeal of the Missouri Compromise, brought Lincoln back into politics. (Web site)

Respect

1. In a moment we will discuss whether market forces, with the repeal of the gold standard, are at work with respect to monetary policy. (Web site)

Support

1. The Education League even stood in several by-elections against Liberal candidates who refused to support the repeal of clause 25.

Bubble Act

1. The history of modern company law, to use the British terminology, began in 1825 with the repeal of the Bubble Act.

Repeal Associations

1. Nevertheless, the Repeal Associations in the United States largely took a proslavery position.

Death Tax Repeal

1. Marginal tax rate reductions and death tax repeal are examples of those policies. (Web site)

Demand

1. Finally, in 195 BCE, Roman women poured into the streets to demand their repeal.

Change

1. We are not the trier of fact or the judge whose job is to interpret the laws, not change or repeal them.
2. Furthermore, it implies that the legislative body may change or repeal any prior legislative acts.

Candidate

1. Despite this, MPs failed to nominate John McDonnell, the candidate most supportive of UNITE policies, such as the repeal of the anti-union laws. (Web site)

Office

1. There were banishments, and confiscations of property, and depositions from office, and a repeal of the laws enacted during Sulla's consulship.

Slavery

1. The rebels imposed to the First Republic (1792-1804) the repeal of slavery on February 4, 1794.

Pushing

1. The same companies (that want a study) will be pushing for repeal soon. (Web site)

Number

1. This doctrine stated that because almost innumerable parliaments had approved Magna Carta it would take the same number of Parliaments to repeal it.

Fight

1. Robert Wexler (D-Fla.) brought their fight to repeal the UIGEA and legalize Internet poker to the World Series of Poker Monday. (Web site)

Opponents

1. So, for all sorts of reasons, opponents of this bill should not feel deterred from hope of repeal by the British experience. (Web site)

Availability

1. With the repeal of Prohibition, and the ready availability of quality gin, the drink became progressively dryer.

England

1. A further revival of interest in magic was heralded by the repeal, in England, of the last Witchcraft Act in 1951.
2. Some thought it was the Union between England and Scotland; and Andrew Fletcher of Saltoun, "The Patriot," as he was called, urged its Repeal. (Web site)

Assembly

1. A proposal to amend, repeal, or add sections to the Code of Virginia or the Acts of Assembly. (Web site)

House

1. Although the House of Commons could in theory amend or repeal the European Communities Act, in practice it would be inconceivable for it to do so. (Web site)

Opposition

1. Despite adamant U.S. opposition, France and Germany are pushing to repeal a 15-year-old European Union arms embargo on China. (Web site)

Ireland

1. He returned to politics in the 1810s, campaigning for Catholic Emancipation, that is, the repeal of all anti-Catholic legislation enforced in Ireland.

Britain

1. Laissez-faire gained favor over mercantilism in Britain in the 1840s with the repeal of the Corn Laws and the Navigation Acts.

Brutus

1. BRUTUS I kiss thy hand, but not in flattery, Caesar; Desiring thee that Publius Cimber may Have an immediate freedom of repeal. (Web site)

Petition

1. BANGOR - Opponents of the state’s school consolidation plan on Saturday kicked off their petition drive to repeal the law.

Nation

1. After the repeal of the EU treaties we want a change to our British Constitution so politicians can never hijack our nation again.

Democrats

1. But Democrats are determined to act quickly to prevent the estate tax's scheduled repeal.

Eastern Europe

1. As in other parts of Eastern Europe, the repeal of single-party rule in Bulgaria exposed the long-standing grievances of an ethnic minority.

State

1. Thirteen years later, though, he helped repeal it at the request of the state, Native groups, local governments and Bristol Bay residents. (Web site)

Kansas

1. Even after Repeal of Prohibition, several states stayed dry: Kansas until 1948, Oklahoma until 1957, and Mississippi until 1966.

Nebraska

1. The repeal meant that the settlers of Kansas and Nebraska could allow slavery to exist if they so wished.

Cocktails

1. It remained popular as the basis of many cocktails after the repeal of Prohibition.

Income Tax

1. No state is required to repeal its income tax or piggyback its sales tax on the federal tax. (Web site)
2. More specifically, they call for the repeal of step-up in basis under the income tax.

United States

1. Not to be confused with the repeal of prohibition on December 5th, 1933, April 7 marks the date when beer was the only legal libation in the United States.
2. Charles Sumner, of Massachusetts, on his motion to repeal the Fugitive slave bill, in the Senate of the United States, August 26, 1852. (Web site)
3. April 7 Beer is legalized in the United States, eight months before the full repeal of Prohibition in December.

Opposition Parties

1. All opposition parties pledged to repeal the Goods and Services Tax.

Part

1. Repeal of Prohibition at the end of 1933 ended the production of bootleg Gin, but Gin remained a part of the American beverage scene.
2. Last year the House debated an outright repeal of the tax as part of the Bush tax plan.

Grounds

1. Repeal of the anti-racism and anti-discrimination legislations on the grounds of free speech.

Annul

1. The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Croatia shall repeal or annul any other regulation if it finds it to be unconstitutional or illegal. (Web site)

Power

1. Referendum - the power of the people, through the petition process, to repeal or amend any act or part of an act of the Legislature.
2. Section 4(2) grants the Lord Chancellor the power to amend, repeal, or revoke, by way of statutory instrument any law to facilitate the making of Rules.

Congress

1. Legislators in Maine have refused to implement the Real ID Act and are calling on Congress to repeal it.
2. Three weeks after Congress passed its new national health care plan, support for repeal of the measure has risen four points to 58%.
3. Hultgreen and other female aviators lobbied members of Congress to repeal the law. (Web site)

Missouri Compromise

1. Since both Kansas and Nebraska were north of this line, Douglas' Kansas-Nebraska Act would repeal that portion of the Missouri Compromise.
2. Public sentiment in the North was greatly stirred by this direct attempt to repeal the Missouri Compromise. (Web site)
3. It was seen as an effort to repeal the Missouri Compromise.

States

1. Seven of the eight said that it did, meaning that sodomy could remain criminal in these states, even with repeal of a sodomy law.

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