Sentence examples for an overruled from inspiring English sources

Makarova is similarly resolute, one of the Tour's hardest off-court workers, and, after an extended and pointless dispute with the umpire on an overruled let, broke and held to take the first set.

Check out her three films with Kelly Reichardt: Wendy and Lucy, in which she was a penniless, plaintive soul searching for her lost dog, the arduous western Meek's Cutoff and the forthcoming Certain Women, in which she is an overruled wife trying to make herself heard.

He's there because of arrests for a parole violation, and because a judge overruled recommendations by a prosecutor and his probation officer that he doesn't deserve more jail time.

Instead of being the head of the family, I'm just an insignificant part of a panel, more overruled and with less of a say than Karen Barber on Dancing on Ice.

That's not what America stands for, as Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes wrote in dissenting to a decision (eventually overruled) denying citizenship to a Quaker pacifist woman who wouldn't state that she would take up arms in defense of the United States.

Now, a decade later, Ms. Neshat has created "OverRuled," a Performa 11 commission that had would-be audience members clamoring on the sidewalk outside the Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet theater in Chelsea, where the piece had a two-day run this weekend.

Congress should re-impose mandatory case review by the U.S. Supreme Court when two or more of the federal circuit courts of appeals have contradictory applications on issues of federal law or where the Circuit Court of Appeals has de facto overruled an on-point U.S. Supreme Court precedent.

Larry Rohter (NYT) ARGENTINA: PRESIDENT OVERRULED A labor court ruled to overturn a recent act of President Fernando de la Rua to cut public service salaries by 12 to 15percentt as an austerity move to reduce the deficit and cut interest rates.

"Overruled," a play by Shoja Azari and Berhang Azari, directed by the Iranian video-installation artist Shirin Neshat, which centered on the blasphemy trial of a 10th-century mystic, was a rather simplistic polemical harangue — bad Brecht was my first thought — despite the heart-rending singing of the expatriate Iranian musician Mohsen Namjoo.

Scalia, writing for a 5-4 majoverrulederruled Bandemer and concluded that political gerrymandering raises no "judicially enforceable" constitutional issues at all.

Beyond 5 weeks, potassium administration was fully regulated by GRIP-II (without interference of a physician or overruled recommendations) in >95% of the time.