Sentence examples for whether to quash from inspiring English sources

Fenner's decision whether to quash her sentence is expected by the end of the year.

Kelley, who has represented anonymous online speakers and is a co-author on an annual review of attempts to identify them, says it's not clear what role the affidavit will play in a judge's decision of whether to quash the subpoena.

And aides moved quickly to quash questions about whether Mr. Obama himself had been exposed to the virus while in Mexico last month.

It is for the attorney general to decide whether to apply to the high court to quash the original inquest and seek a new one.

The attorney general, Dominic Grieve, must also decide whether to apply to the high court to quash the existing 96 verdicts of accidental death.

A looming question now, in fact, is whether and when the government might seek to quash the current worker uprisings if they become too big a threat to the established social order.

Cameron said it would be for the attorney general to decide whether to apply to the high court to quash the original inquest and seek a new one, as the families are demanding.

We yesterday moved to quash the subpoena.

Instead it chose to quash it.

It seems hesitant to quash speculation.

Molyneux is quick to quash that perception.