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The Moscow Olympiad in 1980 was boycotted partially, not revoked.

The Third District Court of Appeals later revoked it in March 2013, calling the move “a fraud on the court.”

He faced fines, jail time, and was even threatened with having his passport revoked—by the U.S., at least.

Monsegur remained at liberty until that May, when his bail was revoked for postings that the government declines to identify.

This raised such an uproar that his pro-Russian successor, Viktor Yanukovych revoked the recognition after just one year.

But the '34 port was so good that he revoked twice, to the indignation and despair of his unhappy brother and partner.

Such a license though defective is valid until revoked by the proper authority.

If the licensee has expended money and made improvements on the faith of the license, can it be revoked?

The more general opinion seems to be that a license coupled with a grant or interest cannot be revoked.

No sooner had the sentences of excommunication been promulgated than King Robert took measures to have them revoked or mitigated.