Examples of 'quashing' in a sentence
Meaning of "quashing"
quash (verb): Quash means to reject or suppress decisively. This term is commonly employed in legal contexts when referring to the nullification of an action, decision, or indictment
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- present participle of quash
- The action of quashing something.
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Is our best hope of quashing the subpoena.
Quashing this will come down to the judge.
Get their help in quashing this thing.
Quashing of previous political convictions.
They appealed for quashing of the agreement.
A quashing order nullifies a decision which has been made by a public body.
Libya was in the process of quashing an armed rebellion.
We are quashing the platform to be rid of it.
Marching in accusing the school of quashing free speech.
For quashing a bogus complaint.
Their arrival was instrumental in quashing the strike.
The best basis for quashing the subpoena is its overbreadth.
Quashing swear word.
Then prove it by quashing this testimony.
Him by quashing and setting aside impugned judgement and order.
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There is therefore no basis for quashing the decision.
Quashing this thing is gonna come down to the judge of the day.
It can also issue a quashing order to end the proceedings.
I do bear guilt for my suspicions and for not quashing his.
The request for the quashing of the charge was dismissed.
I would ask you at least listen to my client before quashing our request.
We have been systematically quashing the appetite for originality in our education systems.
Ripe for the quashing.
This approach to quashing insurgency has worked numerous times in the past.
Search engines are cracking down on click fraud but are far from quashing it.
The action of quashing something.
System software and the hardware can individually alter all three quashing controls.
Sometimes it does a good job of quashing those bugs before you fall ill.
Quashing the Quivers.
The authorities must stop this attempt at quashing independent and critical reporting.
Quashing of the decision of the Court of First Instance by the Court of Justice.
Another remedy is the special appeal for the quashing of a decision by a lower court.
Simatović, quashing their acquittals and ordering a retrial on all counts.
What is also often forgotten is the effort that went into quashing this movement.
The applicant seeks an order quashing and setting aside the decision of the adjudicator.
But the shadow pig butt counsel spends billions quashing those rumors.
Lawful evil kingdoms often find themselves quashing rebellions of oppressed peasants clamoring for humane treatment.
The use of inadmissible evidence at a trial can result in the quashing of the verdict.
This justified quashing the PSR which fell below the standard.
I think there is a department in our government that is exclusively dedicated to quashing reports about aliens.
I feel bad for quashing her whole party-barbecue thing.
Now it is the Conservatives who are quashing all that.
If you could find a way of quashing it, that would make all the difference.
The Americans and the Israelis have the largest keys to quashing the unity deal.
For quashing a bogus complaint that never should have been filed in the first place?
I assume that means you were successful in quashing his duplicity with the piety peddlers.
They use their critical-thinking skills to moderate their feelings without ignoring them or quashing them.
But we came back by quashing the Commune.
Quashing of criminal proceedings, The principles.
An application seeking an order quashing issuance of an NOC.
