| That is so, in the same way that if after a verdict of guilty an appellate court concludes that the conviction is unsafe and unsatisfactory it quashes the jury's verdict. |
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| Disrupting information flows not only violates the integrity of the data but quashes free expression and denies the right of assembly. |
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| Always wary of rocking the boat, the government routinely quashes attempts at social-activism and rights promotion. |
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| But the Financial Times quashes the non-nuclear option, also in an editorial: Britain must retain its nuclear weapons capability. |
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| His foreign affairs colleague quashes him by asserting that there is no plan to allow military exports to resume. |
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| In those circumstances, the Court of Revision neither quashes nor remits the decision referred to it, but simply declares it annulled. |
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| While certiorari quashes something already done erroneously, prohibition seeks to prevent an error from either occurring or continuing. |
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| Federal Court, Trial Division rules in favour of Bell's first application, and quashes referral of the complaints to the Tribunal. |
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| In this metaphor, it's clear the judge doesn't approve of drinking under the influence, even if he quashes the speeding ticket. |
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| As a court of appeal, the Council of State either affirms or quashes and refers the case back to the lower court. |
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| If the court quashes a decision made by a municipality no new decision can be set in its place. |
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| The Court of Appeal quashes the trial decision and finds that the appellant is not unworthy of inheriting from his parents. |
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| Openly and honestly addressing your team not only builds trust and respect, it also quashes gossip and speculative rumours before they have a chance to take flight. |
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| Consequently, where it quashes a judgment in a criminal case, the Court of Revision may now refer the case to itself for a judgment on the merits, which it must hand down in different formation. |
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| A single market abandoned to unbridled competition that quashes collective rights as a whole, or a regulated single market that enables the citizens to carry out decent work throughout Europe? |
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| The judge examines the case, observes that the radar was broken, and quashes the speeding ticket, declaring that the driver wasn't guilty of violating the speed limit. |
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| Consequently, where it quashes a judgement in a criminal case, the Court of Review may itself take up the case for a judgement on the merits, though the Court must be of a different composition when it does so. |
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| America says the two are different and levels its own charge of hypocrisy: Russia violently quashes self-determination for Chechnya, for instance, while championing the secession rights of Crimeans. |
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| The court of appeal that annuls or quashes the decision of the court of first instance may pronounce, as of right, legal redress or liquidation of property. |
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