Sentence examples for motion to revoke from inspiring English sources
The motion also cited several violent outbursts by Mr. Brown that have not led to arrests or charges to support the motion to revoke his probation.
Kevin Smyth, the CIU's general secretary, is supporting a motion to revoke the relevant clause in the constitution at the union's conference next year.
The Bexar County district attorney's office withdrew its motion to revoke Ayala's 10-year probation for a September 2001 burglary conviction.
The district attorney Hillar Moore said he would file a motion to revoke Hill's earlier probation, which he received in January 2012 after a guilty plea to a misdemeanor charge stemming from his sexual relationship with a 14-year-old girl at his high school.
Two weeks later, Prosecutor Catherine Ruffle filed a motion to revoke Labrie's bail, and requested an expedited hearing.
A motion to revoke her bond also alleges that Sims was wearing a wig in an effort to disguise herself.
She is on probation for three driving-related violations in California, and prosecutors there filed a motion last week to revoke her probation because of her arrest in Hawaii.
Brown may be right about that last thought, but it hasn't done anything to sway the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office, which filed a motion Tuesday to revoke the "Kiss Kiss" singer's probation as it relates to the 2009 case in which he confessed to beating Rihanna.
Canada's federal court of appeal has now sent his case back to the country's federal cabinet for reconsideration after it filed its third motion since 2001 to revoke his citizenship.
A judge on Friday rejected a motion by prosecutors seeking to revoke bail for Marissa Alexander, 33, and return her to jail as she awaits retrial for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
In 427, when the city of Mytilene, on the island of Lesbos, revolted from the Athenian alliance known as the Delian League, Cleon proposed that all its adult men be put to death and all its women and children sold into slavery — a motion that the Athenian Assembly passed, only to revoke it, conscience-stricken, the next day.
