Examples of using Quashed in English and their translations into Finnish
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The plaintiff's subpoena has been quashed.
He quashed threats of succession, forced the relocation of Native Americans, and dismantled the national bank.
Especially ones we have quashed.
In our case, the Supreme Court quashed the decisions of the Novosibirsk courts and sent the case for a new trial.
The One-Wench Rebellion of 1590 has been quashed!
With the Dzurdzuk help, Saurmag quashed a revolt, and went on to create a new class of nobles directly dependent on the crown.
I believe a significant number of convictions have been quashed and caregivers released from prison?
Three years later, a few myths are clearly still alive and well, and they need to be quashed.
According to the Sudanese Embassy in Brussels, the court quashed the death sentence on grounds of lack of legal assistance.
In January 1992, our leaders took part in the Algerian civil war,supporting the military coup d'état which quashed the first free elections.
December 2007: the Court quashed a trade union action claiming that the Finnish shipping company Viking Line should not be allowed to register its ferry in Estonia to reduce workers' wages.
When Mick Jagger was conditionally discharged andKeith Richards' sentence quashed, the pop idols drove off.
Likewise, if the appeal had been allowed, the judgment of the Corte d'appello would have been quashed and the case remitted to the Tribunale, which would have had to rule on the substance vis-à-vis all parties to the proceedings before it.
This was facilitated by the fact that- let us say that for 14 years Lithuania had been under an authoritarian regime,which had quashed democracy and abolished free elections.
Last week, the UK's second highest court,the Court of Appeal, quashed the convictions of five men for possession of jihadist material precisely because there was no evidence of intention to encourage terrorism.
As this is election year,the ill-informed media have hastily concluded that this was a revolt by the opposition that was quashed by the police forces.
I thought of several pain induced sarcastic remarks but quickly quashed those, instead saying,“I guess I beat her here.” The nurse left.
The fact that he has been charged with very serious criminal offences does not justify a mock trial that disregards his alibi, nordoes it justify a death sentence and the exclusion, so far, of the possibility of this conviction being quashed.
I believe that it is important to reiterate that, in a country that has no respect for the most basic democratic principles andwhere the slightest opposition is quashed, it is not surprising, although it is extremely regrettable, that one of the regime' s opposition parties has joined the rebellion and allied itself with the URF.
The fact that a nonreturn decision is issued by a court of the Member State where the child is actually present is sufficient to trigger the procedures provided for in Article 11(6) to(8) of the Regulation, whatever the subsequent fate of the decision, and in particular even ifit is later appealed against or quashed;
It's kind of like Quash Hill, just not as lame.
We gotta quash this thing before he gets his legs back.
My name is Tyrus Quash, and I do the food service on Conner's tours.
We must quash them now.
The others fear our potential and would quash it.
How many revolts have we had to quash this year alone?
Miles takes the lead, quashing the last Ferrari threat.
A single market abandoned to unbridled competition that quashes collective rights as a whole, or a regulated single market that enables the citizens to carry out decent work throughout Europe?
The central issue of directly thwarting any further negotiation and quashing any attempt to accept such plans is hidden, since attention is focused simply on the exemption of certain sectors from the scope of the agreement.
The death penalty, whether to be carried out immediately or delayed,has been used by the Chinese state as a means of quashing the wishes of a large part of the population of Tibet.