Sentence examples for were vacated because from inspiring English sources

Kentucky's coach, John Calipari, reached the Final Four twice previously with Massachusetts and Memphis, but both appearances were vacated because of N.C.A.A. infractions.

Michigan was runner-up for the national title in 1992 and 1993, but those achievements were vacated because of N.C.A.A. violations.

The first floor and cellar of the building next door were vacated because a nonstructural wall shared by the buildings collapsed at the first-floor level.

Donahue earns from $200,000 to $300,000 a year, while Calipari makes more than any other coach in Division I. Calipari has taken two programs to the Final Four, but both appearances were vacated because of rules violations.

In fact, their decision took so long that two trial dates (April and then June) were vacated because we wouldn't have enough time to prepare, and the trial was relisted for December.

The judgment of the Florida Supreme Court should be vacated because it does not comply with 3 U.S.C.

Calipari has never personally been sanctioned, but his 1996 Final Four appearance at Massachusetts was vacated because of Marcus Camby's dealings with an agent.

(Four years later, after Celestin had already served time in prison, his conviction was vacated because of a finding that his counsel was ineffective).

They did not try to verify it before the murder conviction was vacated because the tape had made Mr. Melvin a suspect in the murder, the spokesman said.

In the spring of 2012, the guilty verdict against Lebovits was vacated because of a prosecutorial violation: two pages of Detective Litwin's notes (about Berel Ashkenazi, the defense witness) hadn't been disclosed until halfway through the trial.

General Martins argued that the Justice Department should drop that case and allow the verdict against the second detainee to be vacated because pressing forward with arguments that had already lost could delegitimize the tribunals system.