Примеры использования To quash на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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To quash the warrant.
I will file to quash.
Decision on Kabiligi's motion to quash or amend the indictment(6 June 2000), Prosecutor v. Kabiligi and Ntabakuze ICTR-97-34-I.
The petitioner has submitted to the Supreme Court an application to quash the decision in the case.
The Defence asked to quash it and acquit the accused, and the counsel for the victim asked imprisonment for life for each of the accused.
The Court concluded,"the motion to quash… should have been granted.
I find the warrant at issue to be compromised, and therefore,the motion to quash is granted.
This whole business started because the Justice Department sought to quash a lawful subpoena issued to Harold Cooper, Assistant FBI Director.
So I'm going to quash my understandable resistance to embrace one son of yours if you're willing to muster the love to support the other.
And you must be smart enough to know that I can get Chief Judge Thorne to quash it ten seconds after that.
Higher courts' powers to quash or alter binding and enforceable judicial decisions should be exercised for correction of fundamental defects.
The Board decided to grant the complainant a permanent residence permit in Sweden and to quash the expulsion order.
To quash the prosecutor's decision and to obligate them to effect the requested procedural action, i.e. that person's medical examination.
Having considered the family circumstances as a whole,the Tribunal found no grounds on which to quash the revocation of the residency permits.
The court's reluctance to quash the Immigration Rules on adult dependent relatives will bring little comfort to those concerned about elderly parents with foreign citizenship, resident abroad.
We can see that some are trying to put out roadblocks;repressive Governments try to quash the rights they fear.
Article 465 of the Criminal Procedure Code allows the superior court to quash or change court decisions on the ground of substantial violation of criminal procedure law.
The Court is composed of a bench of up to 30 top-class judges, who consider the case andhand down a decision either to quash or to endorse the judgement.
He also sought to quash the DPP's certification in respect of the nonscheduled offences, on the grounds that the DPP was not entitled to certify nonscheduled offences for trial in the Special Criminal Court if they did not have a subversive connection.
Escrow Agent will cooperate with the Registry Operator orICANN to support efforts to quash or limit any subpoena, at such party's expense.
Similarly matters of this nature may also arise by way, or in the course, of judicial review,that is through an application for certiorari seeking to quash a District Court decision.
Such persons may appeal to the Deportation Review Tribunal to quash the Revocation Order(sect. 22) on humanitarian grounds; and/or.
This requirement concerning the constitutionality andlegality of acts is very farreaching because it authorizes the Supreme Court to nullify a posteriori statutes which are held to be inconsistent with the general principles of law incorporated into the Constitution and to quash administrative acts, whatever their rank.
At a meeting brokered by Torrio, Nucky agrees to end the war anduse his political connections to quash the indictment for $1 million in cash and the location of the remaining D'Alessio brothers.
On 5 August 2011, the Special Rapporteur, together with other mandate holders, warned that the scale and gravity of the violent crackdown in the Syrian Arab Republic continues unabated, andreiterated their call for an immediate end to the violent strategies adopted by the Government to quash ongoing demonstrations.
In his appeal dated 18 December 1998, the author requested the Düsseldorf Higher Regional Court to quash the judgement of the District Court and grant custody to him.
The mandate holders stated that the imposition of mass death sentences following blatantly unfair trials constituted a staggering violation of international human rights law, andurged the Government to quash the sentences and offer new and fair trials to all defendants.
In this connection, the Special Rapporteur welcomes the decision by the Shariah Court of Appeal of Katsina State, in northern Nigeria, to quash the sentence of death by stoning handed down on 22 March 2002 against Amina Lawal, whose case was widely publicized by human rights organizations around the world.
Judicial protection: in a state governed by the rule of law it is essential that NGOs should be entitled, in the same way as other legal entities,to challenge decisions affecting them in an independent court which has the capacity to review all aspects of their legality, to quash them where appropriate and to provide any consequential relief that might be required.
On 5 August 1991, the author requested the Federal Court of Canada, Trial Division, for a writ of certiorari, in order to quash the Commission's decision and to force itto have his case examined by the Tribunal des droits de la personne.