Примеры использования Quash на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Colloquial
Quash away, counselor!
Acquitted or quashed?
They quashed references to Mary Magdalene as having been their founder.
You gotta quash that shit.
The plaintiff's subpoena has been quashed.
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His conviction was quashed, but reinstated in 2001.
The other was that the conviction may be quashed on appeal.
The court would either quash such a decision or declare it void.
It is submitted that the words"not to confirm" in paragraph 2 should be replaced by the word"quash.
A number of judgements had been quashed on various grounds.
The Iranian authorities must urgently quash the death sentence against Iranian-born Swedish resident and specialist in emergency medicine Ahmadreza Djalali, said Amnesty International today.
Convincing the judge to disqualify crucial evidence and quash Sandoz's counterclaim.
The Constitutional Court therefore quashed the administrative decision challenged in the case in issue.
If any of these tests are not met in a given case,the judge can quash the order.
Be used for the purposes of infringing or quashing human rights and fundamental freedoms;
A domestic court could quash the application of such lists but its decision would be applicable solely within the country concerned; that principle had been upheld by the European Court of Justice.
A second expulsion order against the author was quashed by the Tribunal administratif of Paris.
Nor may the Ombud or the Tribunal quash or change administrative decisions made by other administrative agencies, or give orders as to how the authority to make an administrative decision or lay down regulations is to be exercised.
The Prince has the power to issue pardons,to commute and quash sentences and to stop criminal inquiries.
Where it is not possible to do so,a court may quash or disapply subordinate legislation(such as Regulations or Orders) or, if it is a higher court, make a declaration of incompatibility in relation to primary legislation.
Such a complaint would have allowed the court to consider any violation of human rights and quash the administrative decision.
Final judgements rendered by the Court of Audit andcourts of appeal which amend or quash judgements at first instance, in accordance with the provisions of the codes of procedure and the relevant legislation;
Although the author did not invoke a violation of the Constitutional provisions in his cassation appeal, due to his lack of legal knowledge,he submits that the Supreme Court was under an obligation to take note of these violations and quash his sentence.
The first appeal would be to the Federal Court of Appeal,which has the power to vary or quash the order, and a subsequent appeal lies, with leave, to the Supreme Court of Canada under the provisions of the Supreme Court Act.
The Court of Appeal may quash any sentence and replace it with a greater or lesser sentence which is deemed appropriate for the case, provided that this would have been within the power of the Crown Court judge who imposed the original sentence.
If the offender violates the decision of community service or any other conditions,the case will promptly be brought before the court which can quash the sentence and in that connection impose another sanction.
Issuance by the penitentiary judge of orders to change or quash decisions made by the management of the institution and its organs, or orders by the penitentiary judge or public prosecutor, to stay the execution of the decisions of such organs;
Incidentally, appeal proceedings did not exist in criminal cases because the Algerian system was based on the principle of people's justice andonly the Supreme Court could quash a verdict handed down by a people's jury if there was some doubt as to the accused's guilt.
To drop all charges against and quash all convictions of women human rights defenders, and release all women who have been sentenced and imprisoned solely for peacefully exercising their rights to promote women's status in the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Matters could be referred to the Court in one or other of two ways: through an application to have a law or a decision declared illegal,whereupon the Court could quash the law or decision in question; or through an application for a preliminary ruling on a contentious point or issue.