Sentence examples for quashed for from inspiring English sources

The reporter, Michael Forsythe, was the co-writer of an article that some Bloomberg employees said had been quashed for political reasons, an assertion that Bloomberg News denied.

Bob's indictment was "quashed for lack of particularity" early on in the proceedings, but his release was conditional on his appearing as a state witness.

Mr Motassadeq is waiting to be retried on charges of being an accessory to more than 3,000 murders, after his conviction was quashed for lack of evidence.Across the European Union, governments have been trying to involve leaders of their Muslim communities in the fight against terror.

"The conviction will be quashed for the simple reason that advances in the science of DNA, long after the end of the trial, have proved a fact which, if it had been known at the time would, notwithstanding the remaining evidence in the case, have resulted in quite a different investigation and a completely different trial," he said.

Airlie Birds full-back Jamie Shaul missed out, with Bennett sticking with established England custodians Zak Hardaker and Sam Tomkins (and back-up Stefan Ratchford), as did team-mate Danny Houghton, whose chances of winning an England cap appear to have been quashed for good, Daryl Clark clearly the third hooker in Bennett's plans.

The secondary academy school, where around 90% of pupils get five or more good GCSEs and which generally has five applicants per place, resisted this ruling, which ended up being quashed for technical reasons connected to Catholic church guidance on admissions.

Home Secretary Theresa May has quashed calls for an amnesty for illegal immigrants, arguing this would give "people the wrong message".

Linda Ham, who led the mission management team for the Columbia and quashed requests for outside help in getting images of the shuttle in flight, has been assigned to a less prominent role in the engineering directorate at the space center.

China's anti-corruption campaign has quashed demand for luxury items.

OTTAWA — An appeals court quashed approval for the $51.8 billion leveraged buyout of Bell Canada on Wednesday after siding with angry bondholders in a ruling.

Now that an appeals court has quashed approval for the $51.8 billion leveraged buyout of Bell Canada, siding with angry bondholders in a ruling, what's next for the troubled telecommunications giant?