Sentence examples for has now quashed from inspiring English sources

John Dyson, the former deputy mayor for economic development, oversaw the final details of the agreement to move the Museum of the City of New York to the Tweed Courthouse, a deal that Mr. Bloomberg has now quashed in favor of moving the Board of Education and a school into the building.

Two senior judges have now quashed those decisions, meaning Hindawi could finally win his freedom.

The case of Paul Chambers - whose conviction for sending a "menacing" message via a public communications network under the Communications Act 2003 has now been quashed by the high court - neatly illustrates this point.

Alastair McCaig, a market analyst for IG, said "any expectation that rates might rise in 2015 has now been quashed" and that the first or second quarters of 2016 "appear much more likely timeframes".

The debate over loss or gain of function that has revolved around these mutations has now been quashed with the use of mouse models.

The home secretary's 2014 decision to deny them entry has now formally been quashed by the court.

The production orders were originally made by Judge Gratwicke at Chelmsford Crown Court in February, but have now been quashed by Lord Justice Moses and Mr Justice Eady.

Aftab Ahmed, 45, was found guilty of making threats to kill and given a community order, but his conviction and sentence have now been quashed.

The college has now said it will file a motion to have the subpoena quashed.

So it has now filed a case with the US District Court, asking that the subpoena is quashed.

The Home Office has now been granted a last-minute hearing at the Court of Appeal to quash that decision, reflecting the seriousness of the case.