Sentence examples for needed to be quashed from inspiring English sources

The statement said after receiving legal advice, the force believed the original IPCC decision first needed to be quashed and it had assured the watchdog that it would not oppose any application for a quashing order, but said the IPCC had advised it planned to re-investigate without a quashing order.

It seems to me that negative stereotypes of both teetotallers and non-drinkers need to be quashed.

That is why any move toward a stiffer sanctions bill needs to be quashed.

In the Lords, on Wednesday, peers will consider whether the most far-reaching plans to open up the NHS to the private sector were, in effect, buried in secondary regulations – and whether these need to be quashed.

The IPCC said it has been informed that Scotland Yard plans to seek a judicial review of the decision to reopen the investigation - not because it opposes it, but because it believes the findings of the original investigation first need to be quashed by a court.

Narrow, filthy streets were razed to make way for wide boulevards — the better for the swelling bourgeois class to stroll along on a warm spring day, and for the military to roll its cannons down should an uprising need to be quashed.

Obama administration officials called the attack a "game-changer," hinting to Mexico that more needed to be done to quash the cartels.

Just 10 days after taking office, the planning minister, Romero Jucá, announced that he would "go on leave" following the release of a secretly taped telephone conversation in which he said Rousseff needed to be removed to quash a vast corruption investigation that implicated him and other members of the country's political elite.

Predictably, it didn't take long for those online discussions to be quashed by the government.

"It is very difficult for this to be quashed without any repercussions.

Without doubt the inquest verdicts have to be quashed.