How to pronounce“vacated”in English

Many of the buildings have been vacated, and the state could not afford even the cost of their upkeep.

Five were going to have their convictions vacated, somebody from The New York Civil Liberties Union and myself went to one of the deputy mayors

But the fact that the convictions were vacated in this case, most people we talked to didn't know that.

prospect of executing innocence that he vacated death row and ordered a really

into the markets that we vacated.

can be brought forward so that a conviction can be vacated.

It was vacated.

of small government conser The biggest factor the Republican party lost because first it vacated any

Or some of these other critical sectors that we just kind of vacated.

And that is cases where there is new evidence of innocence that leads to a conviction being vacated, meaning thrown out,

But everybody agrees that he is the person that committed the crime, and the convictions were vacated.

And the truth is, because of the real pushback by the police department after Morgenthau vacated the conviction, we had enormous trouble getting videotaping interrogations

They've resisted even the idea that the convictions should have been vacated.

Imagine like hitting a reset button, where so much of essentially ecological space was vacated, and/or the big...

Imagine like hitting a reset button, where so much of essentially ecological space was vacated, or the big, you know,

So "empty stool" refers to the empty chair that Liu Xiaobo would have sat in, but was vacated at the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize ceremony.

Raymond, what was it like when-- how did you find out that the convictions had been vacated?

I woke up one morning; my sleeping bag was covered in snow; after I had vacated the tent I was sick of Uri.

Secondly, they they vacated their

Fortunately every day, a different white student would sit in the roped off chair and my mother would sit in the vacated chair.