Examples of using Quashing in English and their translations into Chinese
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Quashing of previous political convictions.
Be used for the purposes of infringing or quashing human rights and fundamental freedoms;
Quashing of the order on non-disclosure, 27 September 1999.
Not when his aggressive consolidation of power and quashing of any opposition is so blatant.
In quashing the guilty verdict, the Appeal Court agreed it was improper to ask an accused to comment on the credibility of his accusers.
Backed by its diplomatic and economic might,China has largely succeeded in quashing criticism.
Security does not justify quashing all forms of debate, democracy and collective decision-making.
Remedies may also include repeal or amendment of law orpolicy and quashing of administrative decisions.
Following the quashing of the detention order by the High Court of Jammu and Kashmir, Mr. Bhat was released by the trial court on 18 August 2007.
Nevertheless, the campaign has not entirely succeeded in quashing netizen efforts to circumvent internet censorship.
The Reigning Prince also has the right to issue emergency decrees as well as the right of pardon,of mitigating sentences, and of quashing criminal investigations.
Critics say the moves are aimed at quashing dissent and the discussion of sensitive topics online.
And banning the internet in a misguided attempt toimpose order will never succeed in quashing the universal desire for freedom.
The Court of Appeal allowed the author' s appeal, quashing the order given by the Board of Inquiry, and accordingly rejected the cross-appeal.
The grounds for the rejection were based on the argument that negligence on thepart of his lawyers could not justify quashing a Federal Court decision.
Minor progress hasalso been made with the recent release and quashing of cases involving two underage recruits who were imprisoned for desertion.
His appeal was considered by the same judge who had participated in the decision of the Judicial Chamber of theSupreme Court of 13 April 2000 quashing the acquittal.
And in doing so, we wrote,he played a significant role in quashing the renaissance of the Klan in postwar America.
In such circumstances, the quashing of the final judgment was a means of indemnifying the convicted person for mistakes in the administration of the criminal law.
I have been talking to the Commonwealth Council about the advisability of quashing him before he causes grief, but you know the Council….
This took the form of(1) quashing previous political convictions,(2) ensuring the rights of the revolution' s martyrs and wounded and(3) consolidating the path of transitional justice.
Her existence was the subject oflegal action in 2013 with the Court of Appeal quashing an injunction seeking to ban reporting of her existence;
On 21 June 2004, the President rendered his decision, quashing the decision of the Registrar and directing the Registrar to reconsider the request of the accused for the withdrawal of Mr. Kirsch.
In its decision of 14 December 2000, the legal aid office denied the request,considering that" no serious argument for quashing can be brought against the contested decision".
A series of successfullegal challenges has highlighted the problem by quashing implementing legislation, or declaring it unlawful, for precisely this reason.
The Federal Court of Appeal agreed with the conclusion of the Board that“other employees” included those on strike,and upheld the decision of the Canada Labour Relations Board quashing the disciplinary action.
As a result, the Regional Court of Brno adopted resolution No 12 Co 17/93, dated 29 August 1994,allowing the withdrawal of the action, quashing the judgment of the Trebic District Court of 22 October 1992, and discontinued the proceedings.
Eventually, this proposal was quashed, mainly because of public health concerns.
He has the right of pardon and to reduce sentences and quash criminal investigations.