E.O. 12608 specifically revoked the section added by E.O. 11110 which effectively revoked the entire Order.

The Nuremberg Laws effectively revoked the citizenship of the 500,000 Jews of Germany, making them refugees in their own country.

Mr. Bush effectively revoked Mr. Sununu's right to travel without prior approval after the disclosure, and said publicly that his aide had created an "appearance problem."

As a municipal creature of state legislation, Winooski may not effectively revoke the legislation empowering a fellow municipality from engaging in running an airport.

The Cable Act effectively revoked the U.S. citizenship of any woman who married an Asian alien.

In 1776, the ruling Habsburg dynasty sold the city to the Siemieńscy family, effectively revoking Biecz's status as a royal city.

The Environmental Protection Agency effectively revoked the license yesterday for the genetically engineered corn that has now been linked to the nationwide recalls of two brands of taco shells.

The decision effectively revokes President Clinton's quiet approval of the sale two and a half years ago.

For Creon, the fact that Polyneices has attacked the city effectively revokes his citizenship and makes him a foreigner.

Another measure would effectively revoke President Bush's 2001 executive order that allows former presidents and vice presidents to use their official libraries as mausoleums to bury controversial and historical documents indefinitely beyond public discovery.