Примеры использования Expunged на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It was expunged.
Your criminal records have also been expunged.
We expunged them!
That was expunged.
Give us Ross, and you're free to go,charges expunged.
Her judgment was expunged, just like mine.
The club's results were expunged.
Andrew Benton's expunged record… Do you have it?
We're having that one chemically expunged.
Your record expunged, your citizenship restored.
When I went undercover my records were expunged.
It was supposed to be expunged, but it wasn't.
Eli expunged it because I gave him a couple of my ass Xeroxes.
Several firms are expected to be expunged from the list.”.
His record was expunged after he completed a rehabilitation program.
These records were supposed to be expunged when I turned 18.
It is expected that Section 27(4d)of the Constitution will be expunged.
His memory of the race was expunged with no residual effects.
He did until two days ago when he turned 18,and it was expunged.
The duplicate was subsequently expunged from the Working Group's records.
Mr. Benton has an old college record that's been expunged.
That record was expunged after my client finished his community service.
I know a decommissioned NSA agent, specializes in expunged documents.
As a result, her results were expunged, the athlete was disqualified and her bronze medal removed.
Tomorrow, go to your death knowing that it is your name that will be expunged.
Corruption is a scourge that must be expunged so that all citizens can feel equal before the law and in the marketplace.
Both Governments had agreed to that proposal andthe offending articles had been duly expunged.
Yes, now that all your aggressive anxieties have been expunged, let us say"forever", I know you will feel free to speak.
Impeached and removed from office for misappropriation of state funds;the impeachment was expunged six years later.
The amendments expunged the expression"honest woman"- virgin or married- and the crime of adultery from Brazilian legislation.