Sentence examples for excused during from inspiring English sources

Once he was excused during voir dire for interrogating the lawyer and being "generally obnoxious," he said.

On the contrary, there was a pretrial stipulation that any student, at his own or his parents' request, could be excused during Bible reading and that in this case no such excuse was asked.

Unintended, collateral civilian casualties can be excused during the prosecution of an otherwise just war, wherein the end is the repulsion of aggression and the means are aimed at legitimate military targets.

With newly appointed Planning Commissioner Don M. Pearson excused during the panel's first public hearing on the project because of a previous commitment, the remaining members stalemated, 2 to 2, on the plan to build 136 single-family homes and 452 town houses north of Mountain Street and just east of the Glendale Freeway.

Although the students were requested to complete the questionnaire anonymously, and the class teachers were excused during the questionnaire completion, complete accurate reporting cannot always be achieved.

Cole now admits that she was "probably" high during the live Hartman interview and that she excused herself during several other meetings with the press to snort cocaine in the bathroom.

(Two teachers excused themselves during late evening interviews to take phone calls from students and parents).

In January, a prosecutor linked to the case excused himself during a media briefing and shot himself in the head.

Then commission Vice Chairman Peter Zak excused himself during introductory remarks by city Deputy Community Development Director Jim Campbell.

As incarceration rates hovered under 50,000, President Woodrow Wilson granted 2,480 petitions (including commutation of sentences) during his eight years in office while Calvin Coolidge approved 1,545 between 1923 and 1929 and Herbert Hoover excused 1,385 during his four years.

Children, the elderly and the ill are excused from fasting during the holiday.