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The phrase "an effort to overturn" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing attempts to change or reverse a decision, law, or situation.
Example: "The activists launched an effort to overturn the recent legislation that they believed was unjust."
Alternatives: "a campaign to reverse" or "an attempt to change".
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That is why an effort to overturn Miranda persists.
In an effort to overturn his client's plea-bargained murder conviction, Mr. Steward challenged the search warrant for the wiretap.
Several of Colorado's sheriffs, mostly from rural counties, later sued the state in an effort to overturn the new laws.
A lawsuit challenging tax exemptions for about 20 campus buildings has widened into an effort to overturn the University's tax-exempt status.
The new case arose from an effort to overturn a Washington State domestic partnership law known as the "everything but marriage" act.
Though his lawyers have marshaled other evidence and witnesses in an effort to overturn the convictions, Mr. Harris figures prominently in the appeal.
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While none of those have a sports book, there is an active effort to overturn the PASPA.
The case arose from a failed effort to overturn a Washington State domestic partnership law known as the "everything but marriage" act.
The controversy over a stalled effort to overturn a state ban on affirmative action spilled into a hot race for Congress this week when six Democratic state legislators rescinded their endorsements of state Sen. Ted Lieu (D-Torrance).
The authorities charged that bribes continued to be paid for another six years to a different administration in Argentina in a failed effort to overturn the suspension.
"We're on the merry-go-round again," said Paul Jordan, a longtime Flint resident who has joined a legal effort to overturn the law.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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