Sentence examples for be overturned by a from inspiring English sources

Many tax caps — like the one in New Jersey — can be overturned by a majority of voters in a district.

He refused the second because, he said, science would be overturned by "a total destruction of civilisation… without historical precedent".

The filibuster can only be overturned by a super-majority of sixty senators - a number Republicans cannot reach.

The large-scale developments can be overturned by a referendum triggered by the signatures of 5% of electors.

Judges now recognize that while their word is law in the courtroom, in the art world their verdicts can be overturned by a higher authority: the market.

And its rules can be overturned by a two-thirds vote of the Financial Stability Oversight Council, which includes the heads of the major financial regulators.

There is a possibility that her conviction will be overturned by an appeals court or reclassified.

I'm not sure, though, that Roe really will be overturned by an Alito (and John Roberts) court.

A monument designation could not be undone by a new president, though it could be overturned by an act of Congress.

The decision of the voters to put Lutfur Rahman there shouldn't be overturned by an unelected bureaucrat unless he is arrested".

In the event it was overturned by a single vote.