Sentence examples for might be quashed from inspiring English sources

Sinisterra's appeal lawyers were hopeful that after this hearing, the death sentence might be quashed.

A high court in Lahore confirmed the death sentence of Asia Bibi last month, dashing hopes the conviction might be quashed or commuted to a jail term.

The editor, Michael Naughton, says that because it is shackled by the requirement to refer only those convictions it believes might be quashed by the court of appeal, the commission overlooks cases where evidence of innocence is inadmissible on strict legal grounds.

Higher interest rates have helped bolster the value of the euro, causing concern among politicians, mainly in France, that the central bank might be quashing a recovery.

They are unlawful and should be quashed".

Today, 27 years later, his conviction will be quashed.

Every year it would be quashed".

There's no doubt the inquests should now be quashed.

"The suspension will be quashed," the justice, Lawrence Collins, said.

Without doubt the inquest verdicts have to be quashed.

Every year, it would be quashed," he said.