Sentence examples for of the quashing from inspiring English sources

Instead, the United States Supreme Court made it a sad example of the quashing of public discourse by blocking the televising of the nonjury trial.

The 20th anniversary on June 4th of the quashing of the Tiananmen Square protests will be the highlight of the dissident calendar.

But the evidence of the quashing of Rae's points has been verified by one of two Garda whistleblowers who have revealed hundreds of examples where senior officers abused their discretionary power to annul penalty points.

Bishop James Jones, 68, former Bishop of Liverpool and chair of the Hillsborough independent panel which led to the quashing of the original inquests, receives a knighthood.

It led to the quashing of those convictions.

They are responding to the quashing of a democratic movement that swelled in 1988 with a peaceful nationwide uprising.

The Supreme Court reversed the judgement but not in relation to the quashing of the agency's decision.

The law of 2 August 1933 regarding the quashing of criminal investigations removed the ban of quashing.

There was the violence of the civil war, the quashing of protests and, in the late 20's, Stalin's "ruthless destruction" of peasants.

Gregg Leslie, the legal defense director for Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, called the quashing of the federal grand jury subpoena in a criminal investigation "truly unusual," saying he knew of no other such instance.

Instead, regulators blocked competition at the behest of incumbent interests and, for nearly a century, have suppressed innovation while quashing out-of-the-mainstream viewpoints.