Sentence examples for be vacated as from inspiring English sources

Engineers have advised the garden that the building should be vacated as soon as possible and demolished.

The Florida Supreme Court's decision should be vacated as a result of its failure to comply with 3 U.S.C.

Channels 52 through 69 in the UHF television band, currently used by broadcasters, will be vacated as they convert to digital broadcasting.

In announcing plans for a new center for the arts four years ago, Tilghman cited two possible locations: the area south of McCarter Theatre, or a location that would include 185 Nassau Street and Frick and Green Halls, both of which are to be vacated as new buildings house the chemistry and psychology departments.

However, a Crown barrister said on Friday that "regrettably" the original trial date would have to be vacated "as a consequence of ongoing proceedings" in another case of a former soldier facing prosecution in the same court.

The statement was written in a judge's order that has since been vacated as part of a settlement agreement.

Its last attempt at registering them in 2004 was vacated as arbitrary by the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia in Goldstein v. SEC in 2006.

Although the attendance was announced as 79,003, many seats were empty early and more were vacated as the harsh day wore on beneath mostly overcast skies.

All of that disappears when your death sentence is vacated (as all of them would be should Prop 34 pass), and you get dumped into the long dark tunnel known as LWOP.

That numerical target is designed to fill positions that are vacated as aging baby boomers retire, he said.

In the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia, nests have been vacated as human activities have encroached on the eagles' territories.