Impugned in a sentence

A people with the tradition of raiding their neighbours when their honour had been impugned might easily fall to raiding foreign peoples who impugned their honour.

Accordingly, the court set aside the impugned judgment and order passed by the trial court and acquitted the appellant.

The definition of "online gambling" under Section 2(i) of the impugned Act shall be read as restricted to "games of chance" and not games involving skill.

The Impugned Amendments, which are ultra vires the Constitution would potentially be used to thwart the powers of the Plaintiff State.

In its impugned decision, the bench of Justice Neena Bansal Krishna of the Delhi High Court asked Kejriwal to approach the trial court for interim bail.

We cannot support such acts of impropriety and, therefore, in our view, the only option for this court is to set aside the impugned judgment and remit the cases to the high court for a fresh decision,” the bench said, setting aside the judgment.

Now impugned order of March 5,2020 passed by Commissioner Municipal Corporation stands active.

Should this fail, or the counsel contested, the second option is petitioning the Constitutional Court to interpret this impugned provision.

The Commission observed: “Mayawati in her impugned speech, has appealed to secure votes on religious lines that tantamount to violation of provisions of ‘General Conduct’ of “Model Code of Conduct, for the guidance of political parties and candidates”.

The Government argues that the Inner House could not do that because the prorogation was a 'proceeding in Parliament' which, under the Bill of Rights of 1688 cannot be impugned or questioned in any court.

The impugned law provides Indian citizenship rights to non-Muslim migrants of Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan.

The impugned provisions of the policy - the Admissions Policy for Public Ordinary Schools - require that learners provide an identity document as a condition for admission into schools.

He said that Tan’s post supporting the comments similarly impugned the court’s integrity.

His entire worth as an umpire had been impugned.

I don’t like having my integrity impugned.

Such proof can only come from the very intelligence agencies whose reliability our own leader has impugned, as the world has clearly noted.

Suckoo had refused to apologise over allegations he had “impugned” a member of the House during a debate last week, which he has categorically refuted.

The gentleman has already impugned my motives by saying that I don’t know a damn thing about what I’m talking about.

The botanists engaged in heated debate (outside of court), and both camps impugned the other's integrity.