Sentence examples for been reversed by a from inspiring English sources
If it had convicted on any of the indictments, even on the least, which related to conspiracy, either the verdict would have been reversed by a superior court or a very dangerous precedent would have been established.
(A law that killed voter registration efforts by threatening criminal action against anyone who registered an ineligible voter, even by mistake, has recently been reversed by a federal judge).
Mr Haining recalled that Mr Grade's last controversial decision - to interrupt the current run of Dallas so as to spoil commercial television's plans for the next run of the soap opera - had been reversed by a public outcry, and he predicted a repeat performance.
However, past successes have been reversed by a raft of problems hinging on the lack of financing, which has led to a marked declined in the pay envelope of teachers and school improvement grants.
This lipid-induced A-FABP expression was associated with reduced phosphorylated eNOS and NO production, and was reversed by A-FABP inhibitor [ 8].
Indeed, legislation would be hard to undo, while an executive order can be reversed by a future president.
But his decision was reversed by a higher court on the ground that it was not justified under existing law.
But those gains are in danger of being reversed by a new surge in poaching in South Africa, Kenya and Zimbabwe.
Because the policy merely defers deportations and does not grant legal status, it could be reversed by a future president.
