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Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning The car dealership had to repeal the purchase agreement with the customer.
The musician's legal team was able to repeal the unfair record contract.
The company's lawyers advised them to repeal the contract with the unreliable supplier.
The buyer threatened to repeal the purchase agreement due to hidden defects in the property.
The athlete's agent worked to repeal the endorsement deal with the controversial brand.
The client threatened to repeal the service contract with the provider.
The lawyer suggested that they repeal the lease agreement.
The company is trying to repeal its carbon footprint by investing in renewable energy.
She had to repeal her plans for a weekend trip due to unforeseen circumstances.
The student had to repeal his previous essay and rewrite it.
He decided to repeal his previous statement and apologize for his behavior.
The lawyer advised his client to repeal his testimony in court.
The teacher asked the student to repeal his answer and try again.
The artist decided to repeal his previous style and experiment with something new.
The author decided to repeal a chapter from her book due to sensitivity concerns.
The scientist had to repeal his theory after new evidence came to light.
The CEO had to repeal his statement and issue an apology.
The company's CEO had to repeal his earlier announcement due to public backlash.
The artist was unhappy with his work and decided to repeal it.
The scientist had to repeal his hypothesis due to conflicting results.
The politician was pressured to repeal his controversial bill.
The company was forced to repeal their previous policy due to negative feedback.
The politician was forced to repeal his controversial proposal after widespread protests.
The board of directors decided to repeal the controversial rule.
The new government promised to repeal the unpopular law.
The president was criticized for trying to repeal the environmental protections.
His repeal of his statement helped to ease tensions.
The toy company decided to repeal the production of a toy that posed a choking hazard.
The government plans to repeal the law that allows oil drilling in protected areas.
The company decided to repeal the use of a harmful chemical in their production process.
He was able to repeal the agreement with the landlord.
He wants to repeal the old trees in his backyard.
She had to repeal her promise to attend the party.
He tried to repeal his mistake, but it was too late.
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