Sentence examples for or expunged from inspiring English sources

"The race demon has not yet been fully exorcised or expunged from our national soul".

One common concern is the government's ability to find records of juvenile incidents that applicants thought were sealed or expunged.

These are men who recall clearly how the old-line male-dominated industrial unions — the steelworkers, autoworkers, miners and millworkers — have been whittled down or expunged.

Official court records are often unobtainable for the millions of people whose convictions have been sealed or expunged or for people who have been arrested and released because of lack of evidence or mistaken arrest.

In short, if Kaitlyn takes the lesser plea, Florida's penal code mandates that she'll be stuck with a record that she can never have sealed or expunged, one that could scuttle her dreams every time an employer or educational institution does a background check.

We are fans of many of your movies, and we understand the special role that movies play in our lives, but the fundamental problem is that people who see Zero Dark Thirty will believe that the events it portrays are facts… The use of torture in the fight against terrorism did severe damage to America's values and standing that cannot be justified or expunged.

These, in short, would seal or expunge a criminal record, or use a pardon or a certificate of rehabilitation to show society's forgiveness.

As for "sealed" records, background-screening companies working for private employers can harvest data at the time of an arrest and there is no guarantee that they will update to reflect dismissals — or expunge the information when records are sealed by the courts.

One of the most striking aspects of that portrait is the way in which Pinter's head is shoved to the bottom of the canvas, where it is backed by a thin seam of piled books, beneath a block of cadmium red that threatens somehow to overwhelm or expunge the image beneath.

Malicious agents may add noise or override the signal sent to the device with the purpose of diminishing or expunging the control of the user over the application, or even hijacking the victim's voluntary control.

For example, does such an act require application of the very rule in question i.e., two third's majority vote or are the sovereign people of Regina's society at liberty to change or expunge it at their pleasure?