Sentence examples for it is quashed from inspiring English sources
And every time it resurfaces, it is quashed almost immediately.
In 1885 a second rebellion was instigated in response to the repression of local rule, but it was quashed and its leaders hanged or imprisoned.
It was quashed, and is remembered mainly for its inclusion in Victor Hugo's 1862 novel, Les Misérables.
A military coup attempted while Nkurunziza was out of the country held for just a day, before it was quashed.
Nothing came of it, and, time after time in the ensuing decades, when legislation was introduced in Congress to reinstate the project, it was quashed or tabled.
If he had any curiosity about his Uighur classmates, it was quashed by a teacher who warned the Han students to keep their distance.
Earlier on Friday, student groups and union groups had issued a legal challenge to Bill 78, asking that it be quashed permanently.
This discussion started in the nineteenth century, Nabli said, but, for a variety of reasons — colonial rule, nationalism, and dictatorship — it was quashed.
The reason you have been mostly spared that in the States is that it was quashed by party-pooping Puritans who were horrified by the wild abandon and made sure none of this was carried into the New World.
The Cyber-Safety Act, which allowed courts to stop cyberbullies from posting negative comments online, was deemed too broad; it was quashed by a case of involving a failed business partnership between grown men.
