vacating
Meaning
of Vacate
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Examples
Also, Dr. Paul Okorie, a chieftain of APC and former Commissioner for the Environment, commended the apex court for vacating the judgment of the lower court, saying the pronouncement was an affirmation of supremacy of the nation’s constitution.
Against Joseph I's wishes – whose objective remained the entire Spanish inheritance – the Dutch had suggested Philip V could retain Sicily, and perhaps receive Sardinia as compensation for vacating Spain.
In addition to benefiting older homeowners, supporters say this actually benefits new homeowners because it provides an incentive for seniors to downsize, vacating an older home to younger owners.
But whenever, in the opinion of the Board, such stay would cause imminent peril to life or property, or serious public inconvenience, it may ask the Circuit Court for an order vacating such stay.
Their midfielders (Götze, Lahm, Kroos) are never static, they are always moving towards open spaces, and thus vacating other spaces to fashion new opportunities.
Board members Dennis Dawson and Ted Mcintire have both said they will not run for another term and will be vacating their board positions.