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A decision on revoking prohibitory orders and resumption of internet services will be taken after evaluation,” the officer added.

Along with revoking Turpel-Lafond's honorary degrees, Dyck said she wants to see the universities take a stand, stating publicly it's wrong and unacceptable to pretend to be Indigenous, and there should be consequences, such as termination.

And if there’s any chance of revoking the waivers for projects that have already been sold to studios (and are thus no longer true indies), they should do so.

A planned hearing by Namibia’s environment ministry will consider revoking the drilling license of oil and gas firm ReconAfrica.

Contrary to Republican complaints that the rule would create more uncertainty, the White House said that revoking the rule would only complicate the situation by voiding any working definition.

However BJP leaders from here said revoking the suspension may also not be easy.

If you are using a 15-digit control number to login to the online Meeting and you accept the terms and conditions, you will be revoking any and all previously submitted proxies.

Indeed, during no point in the planning process did the National Park Service consider denying or revoking the permits on safety grounds, the report said.

It is no coincidence that after the failure of the insurgency in Kashmir following the revoking of Article 370, Pakistan is working on Punjab once again.

The court slammed FG, saying it must be conscious of its image, both locally and internationally, even as it knocked the trial court for revoking Kanu’s bail after he escaped to save his life following the invasion of his home by security agents.

The group, therefore, urged the international community to consider revoking visas of such political leaders and deny them entry to the civilised world.

The Imperatives of Revoking Our Silence was a beacon of hope for the Soweto community to support the fight against GBV.

As his ecstatic supporters chanted “We won!”, Mélenchon said the New Popular Front would seek to implement its manifesto, including revoking Macron’s controversial pensions reforms and introducing big hikes in the minimum wage.

A state lawmaker’s proposal to raise the stakes for negligent gun owners caught at airport security checkpoints by revoking their concealed carry permit comes after.

But a court’s unreasoned decision to impose one for more than a month, rather than answer the stay pending appeal issue before it, should not spell the difference between respecting and revoking long-settled immigration law.

But the Labour leader would not commit to revoking the legislation underpinning the plan should his party win the next general election.

House Republicans passed legislation revoking the law in May that year, and Trump, who had endorsed the effort, immediately marked the occasion by summoning them to the White House Rose Garden for a victory celebration.

In 2018, Petraeus unironically joined McRaven’s attack on Trump for revoking Brennan’s clearance.

In October 2022, in one of his early decisions to drive home his anger at the Islamic Republic, Zelenskyy scores of Iranian students studying in Ukraine, revoking their government scholarships.

Israel’s government last week announced it was revoking the press credentials of Al Jazeera journalists in the country.