Sentence examples for will be quashed from inspiring English sources

Today, 27 years later, his conviction will be quashed.

"The suspension will be quashed," the justice, Lawrence Collins, said.

"These convictions are unsafe and accordingly they will be quashed and Mrs Cannings will be discharged".

Because there's no check on the thieving classes, corruption is everywhere, and the vulnerable — like the farmers whose land has been slated for development — will be quashed.

It is understood that the ombudsman will tell the court that the last report will be quashed "on the basis of particular matters which I have concluded … were not adequately pursued in the earlier investigation".

Bergwall's lawyer, Thomas Olsson, expects the verdicts will be quashed and he will then start fighting for his client's release from the psychiatric hospital in which he has been incarcerated for more than 20 years.

It is his film in disguise, the one that got away; a rueful critique of an oppressive regime and a heartfelt salute to the creative impulse that will not be quashed.

In practice, the cuts will likely be quashed by Congress; as Representative Christopher Shays said, nearly a year into the war on terror, "We're at war, and I'm saying I'm not going to look military personnel in the eye and say I voted against their budget".

Will their plans be quashed?

These wonderings will not, I have to say, be quashed by Daniel Craig's pert swimming costume.

Although the courts will generally avoid judicially reviewing errors of fact, a decision may be quashed if an error was made concerning a jurisdictional or precedent fact.