Sentence examples for the impugned from inspiring English sources

In their ruling on Wednesday, the appeal judges said the immigration panel last November "was entitled to conclude that there is a real risk that the impugned statements will be admitted in evidence at a retrial and that, in consequence, there is a real risk of a flagrant denial of justice".

In written submissions to the preliminary hearing, James Eadie QC,for the government, said: "The [intelligence services] adopt a 'neither confirm nor deny' stance as to whether relevant steps [surveillance] were in fact taken in relation to the claimants, whilst accepting that the impugned regimes might in principle have been used".

"A number of bloggers and social media communicators who were facing charges under the impugned section have had those charges dropped and where there was no other evidence to enable the prosecution to charge them with other offences they have been acquitted," Mains says.

One day, as the Lords rested their morally upright backsides on the red leather, lesbian women climbed down on ropes from the public gallery shouting for the abolition of the impugned law.

Hence, the test is only applicable if the object of the impugned legislation is a proper one.

If there is no such relationship, the difference is discriminatory and the impugned legislation is unconstitutional and invalid.

The attorney general's office declared that statements in the book impugned the impartiality, integrity and independence of the judiciary.

Third, the Amici Curiae impugned the independence of the Prosecutor.

Killing the story has impugned the BBC's integrity.

TH: Martin Amis's new book, Koba The Dread, has impugned the British Left - and you personally - for not condemning Stalin's atrocities.

In other instances, former Guantanamo prisoners are required to undergo house arrest or formal "rehabilitation" after their release from the internationally impugned detention center in Cuba.