Steiner will undoubtedly exercise his executive powers and quash any nascent independence declaration, yet the damage is already done. |
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Three judges will then decide to either quash the conviction, reject the appeal or order a retrial. |
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It is now established practice for judges to quash a conviction while suggesting that the appellants are not necessarily innocent. |
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The playwright allows a predetermined narrative structure to quash the complexities that make Yamashita's case worthy of dramatization. |
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The jury convicted and the Court of Appeal refused to quash the conviction. |
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In order to quash these rumours the company took the highly unusual step of issuing an official denial. |
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They will put an end to the illicit drug trade, quash the insurgency, and end violence in Colombia. |
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The court of appeal may dismiss the appeal, quash the judgment, or request a retrial by a trial court. |
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For the reasons set out in the judgment which is handed down we allow this appeal and quash the conviction. |
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Unless the military brass feels comfortable that certain sectors of the industry remain competitive, it has the ability to quash the deal. |
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Application was made for leave to move for judicial review to quash this decision, but leave was refused. |
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But the leader's speech today will effectively quash any idea that he will go quietly. |
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A demolitions expert has spoken out to quash concerns over dust coming from a Colchester building site, which contains asbestos. |
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The company spokesman was typically circumspect when asked to comment on the rumours but he did not take the opportunity to quash the story. |
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He added that a slow striptease over the rehearsal months would help quash first-night nerves. |
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Others say the West has forced the government to reinstate the repressive apparatus used by the previous regime to quash opposition. |
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More bobbies heading for the beat across Essex will help quash the fear of crime, Castle Point's council leader hopes. |
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I am not sure whether a trial judge could state a case arising from an application to quash. |
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In fact, to quash all doubts, zero on the Kelvin scale is dubbed absolute zero. |
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He went on to quash the verdicts rendered at trial and ordered a verdict of acquittal on both charges. |
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In other worldly news, let me quash a nasty rumour right here and now. |
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Putin had to put on a show with lots of lights and dancing, but quash the gay factor. |
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Fergie did nothing to quash rumors of remarriage when asked about the controversial subject this weekend, reports Tom Sykes. |
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Egyptian forces have also launched a series of coordinated operations in Sinai in an attempt to quash rising insurgency. |
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But despite rumors of a Game of Thrones theme, Parker was quick to quash the speculation. |
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It all seems perfectly choreographed to quash the assumption that she is no more than a little flirt. |
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But that is not enough to quash parental fears about its safety. |
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We are testing several species of tiny, stingless wasps, the sharpshooters' natural enemies, to see whether they can quash expanding sharpshooter populations. |
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He raised his head slowly, still unable to quash that last desperate hope clinging like a stubborn weed to his thoughts that this might be a mistake. |
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The Supreme Court, which considered such appeals, had the power to invalidate, quash or confirm lower courts' decisions. |
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Secondly, the expert evidence which persuaded the Court of Appeal to quash the murder conviction and substitute manslaughter had not been before the jury. |
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The appellant applied for judicial review to quash this decision. |
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The Court of Appeal granted certiorari to quash the council's decision since the section required reasons to be given at the same time as the decision was communicated. |
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Also in these proceedings permission was sought by the Claimant to apply for judicial review to quash the decision letter on the Claimant's costs application. |
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The public inquiry did little to quash the rumours and in the years that followed many trawlers lost fishing nets at a spot 70 miles off the Norwegian coast. |
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Last week, police interrogated Sedef Kabas, a TV anchorwoman, for alluding in tweets to government efforts to quash the scandal. |
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Carswell also used his walkabout to quash speculation that he might use his position as Ukip's first elected MP to manoeuvre for its leadership. |
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The purpose of the resolution before us is not to quash the comitology decision to which it refers. |
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In the same spirit, such a governing board would have to also quash the idea that a police force is a para-military agency. |
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Yet the oven-like weather did nothing however to quash their enthusiasm for the run. |
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We do not consider that sentences of three years are adequate to reflect the gravity of these continued indecent assaults and we shall quash them as unduly lenient. |
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Clearly, the official opposition has some fears perhaps about an examination of its own advertising practices and its own books, and perhaps this is why it is trying to quash the motion right now. |
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If the appeal is well founded, the Court of First Instance shall quash the decision of the Civil Service Tribunal and itself give judgment in the matter. |
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On his return to the continent from England, Henry sought to secure his French lands and quash any potential rebellion. |
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Following a motion by the Attorney General of Canada to quash the application for review, Justice McKeown of the Federal Court on 18 June 1999 rejected Mr. Zündel's application. |
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Instead of effecting regime change, he feels, sanctions are only likely to hit ordinary Russians and boost the hawkish sentiments they are meant to quash. |
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In the past, Clooney has moved to quash rumours that he is flirting with the idea of becoming a politician – but this elegant, risk-averse wedding dress is a fashion statement worthy of a first lady. |
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If the tribunal does state its reasons, and those reasons are wrong in law, certiorari lies to quash the decision. |
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The court would either quash such a decision or declare it void. |
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The union went to court to quash this part of the award, arguing that the arbitrator had exceeded his jurisdiction in ordering that seniority not accrue. |
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On 8 April 2003, the author filed an application in the Court of Appeal to quash the order for his dismissal and to order his reinstatement in service. |
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It is thus argued that there are no grounds to quash Mr. Idiev's sentence. |
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This move was seen as an attempt to quash Tunisian activists working to bring Tunisia's human rights record to the attention of international partners when considering trade relations. |
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In the other appeal, Bell Canada challenged the validity of the Commission's investigation into the CTEA's complaint and sought to quash the referral of the case to the Tribunal. |
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The matter before the Federal Court is an application for judicial review of the OSFI decision to register the Plans: in other words, an application seeking to quash the OSFI registration certificates. |
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As his constitutional right to make full answer and defence had been violated by the procedures in place, the only appropriate remedy was to quash the conviction, set aside the sentence and order a new trial. |
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Adnan Hajizade and Emin Milli's lawyers have submitted their case to the European Court of Human Rights in the hope that it will quash their convictions. |
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These were also bureaucratized to a certain extent, and supplied with a complement of otherworldly soldiers who could quash nefast influences. |
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Charges of treason and heresy were commonly used to quash dissent, and those accused were often executed without a formal trial, by means of bills of attainder. |
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It has been said that the best way to quash a flamewar is to ignore it. |
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French troops entered Alsace less than two weeks later to quash the worker strikes and remove the newly established Soviets and revolutionaries from power. |
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It shows how dollarization has allowed Zimbabwe to quash hyperinflation, restore stability, increase budgetary discipline, and reestablish monetary credibility. |
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