Sentence examples for been quashed by a from inspiring English sources
In the past, bigger street demonstrations and longer protest movements have been quashed by a government that controls the courts and the police and has had the full support of the army.
The teacher she finds, Albert Sanderson Chris Hutchisonn), whose own career as a performer has been quashed by a hand injury, baffles her by focusing on the soul of the music, not the notes.
A tax avoidance scheme used by the regional newspaper publisher Iliffe Media – part of the new Local World company – has been quashed by a tribunal ruling in favour of the revenue authorities.
Meanwhile, to the south, Libya is in turmoil, the hopes from Egypt's 2011 uprising have been quashed by a military counter-revolution, and Israelis and Palestinians have again shown that any number of EU action plans cannot stop them killing each other.Why has the ENP fallen so far short of its goals?
One of the critics is the Rev. Martin Fox, who wrote a long blog post ripping the AUSCP as the "swan song" of aging liberal Catholics who were enamored with a "spirit of Vatican II" that has been quashed by a younger, more tradition-minded generation of clergy and laity.
A proposed "shoot the gays" ballot initiative in California that called for the execution of state residents on the basis of their sexuality has been quashed by a judge, sparing voters from the possibility of having to debate it during fall elections.
But the company's request was quashed by a federal judge, refocusing the case on the deal's economic merits.
His subsequent pardon was quashed by a judge last September on the ground that he was guilty of crimes against humanity and could never be pardoned.
Donald Trump's effort to thwart a lawsuit against him over possible violations of the emoluments clause of the constitution was quashed by a federal judge Friday.
If he had any curiosity about his Uighur classmates, it was quashed by a teacher who warned the Han students to keep their distance.
The planned 25 April protests were quashed by a huge security presence across Cairo and waves of arrests, including the detention of 33 journalists, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
