Sentence examples for expunged until from inspiring English sources

Although the mother's name was never on the state list, there was a public outcry resulting from the case, and Gov. George E. Pataki and the Legislature changed the registry rules to prevent unfounded allegations from being expunged until 10 years after the 18th birthday of the youngest child in the alleged abuser's family.

I won't rest until they're expunged from the post-PC proposition.

Sometimes, Gandhi said Indian freedom would never come until untouchability was expunged; sometimes he argued that untouchability could be eliminated only after independence was won.

We did not feel we would have any luck selling the Bloomfield house until we had expunged every trace of ourselves, our five cats and our two small but extraordinarily well-equipped kids.

Any files deleted on the source computer — will not be expunged from the Code42 CrashPlan server until manually executed on the client using the "compact archive" command.

David B. Guralnik, editor-in-chief until his recent retirement, expunged the words in the 1970s in a practice mocked by some British lexicographers as "Guralnikism," but restored them in the latest edition, published in September.

Protest leader Suthep Thaugsuban, a former lawmaker with the opposition Democratic party, has turned down repeated invitations to negotiate, vowing to continue protesting until Thaksin's "political machine" is expunged.

Following discovery of the breach, the DNC immediately blocked the Sanders campaign from accessing the database of voter information, and said the team would not be able to access it until it provides assurances that it had expunged all voting data accessed from the Clinton campaign.

The f-word was in common use in the 16th century but not deemed vulgar until the 18th, when it was systematically expunged from printed materials over the next century.

Ironically, the unwritten policy that was expunged did not receive the name by which it is known today until 1775, when Edmund Burke, an opponent of the Stamp and Townshend acts, speaking in Parliament, reflected back on the "wise and salutary neglect" of the colonies by British officials that had allowed British commerce with those colonies to expand by a factor of 12 since l700.

The assault on Tuesday was not reported until Wednesday morning Beijing time, and most traces of news reports had been expunged from the Internet by mid-afternoon.