repealed

常见例句

用作动词 (v.)

用作及物动词: S+ ～+n./pron.

• The Labour Party repealed the Act.
  工党废除了那项法令。

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双语例句

• The law should be repealed before its regulations and price controls further damage the availability and quality of care.
  这个法规应该在它的条例和价格管控机制给有效、优质服务造成更大的损害之前废止。
• He said these executive orders could be repealed or amended easily by the new administration because no Congressional action is required.
  他说，新政府废除或修改这些行政命令并不难，因为这并不需要国会采取行动。
• But if the laws were repealed tomorrow, most of the nations of the world would make no move to take advantage of the respite, and any that did would be in danger of finding their credit vanishing.
  但如果明天法律被废止，大部分国家可能不会利用这一暂缓期采取任何行动。 如果有国家贸然行事，可能会将自己置身于丧失信贷的危机中。

原声例句

• A casino does not have a risk that the law of large numbers will be repealed and a roulette table will be a long-term losing proposition or a craps table will be a long-term losing proposition.
  一个赌场不会有,大数定理被替代,或者轮盘赌和,双骰赌博会是长期亏本买卖的风险。
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权威例句

• In virtually every week between 51 and 58 percent say they want the law repealed.
  FORBES: The 'I Can't Wait To Vote' Election Revisited
• Florida in 1987 and Massachusetts in 1991 repealed laws taxing services after taxpayers rebelled.
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• Diamond does a nice job reviewing the history of that law, and how it was repealed.
  FORBES: Health Wonk Review Review: On Vinson, Ryan, & Gawande
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