Sentence examples for be overruled in a from inspiring English sources

She dismissed the majority's criticism of Abood as "potshots" and "gratuitous dicta" (opinion not essentially related to the question presented) and insisted in response to what she took to be the majority's suggestion that Abood could be overruled in a future case that the decision was "deeply entrenched" and "impossible for this Court to reverse".

Mr. Rayan, a mechanical engineer and longtime associate of President Hosni Mubarak, had resisted plans to revamp the airline, but he was overruled in a cabinet vote last month.

The case reached the Supreme Court later on as Swedenburg v. Kelly and was overruled in a 5 4 decision that found the law was discriminatory and unconstitutional.

Still, even with that difference, it's downright shocking to read that Bergoglio was quietly pushing for civil unions and was overruled in a heated meeting of bishops just prior to the passage of Argentina's marriage equality law.

Katz should be overruled?" In other action on Monday, the court rejected an appeal concerning an Arizona county jail's policy on abortions for pregnant prisoners.

For example, it took seventeen years for the "wrongly decided" gay-sodomy issue (Bowers v. Hardwick, in 1986) to come back to the Justices and be overruled in the Lawrence case.

Special care is needed, since some dual-transmit MR system from other vendors might force the use of EPT setting, which cannot be overruled in clinical software.

She recommended that the objections of hotel management "be overruled in their entirety," and that the election results be made official.

This suggests that the effect of nematodes on aphids might be overruled in the field by other environmental factors with stronger effects on those plant traits that determine the aphids' performance.

It can refuse to take the case, sending the signal that Roe has been overruled in all but name.

Of course, the Fund may have been overruled in any case, since the Swedish banks -- which own much of Latvia and also have a strong influence among the European authorities -- may have rejected this route because of the losses they would have taken on lending there.