Sentence examples for being overturned to from inspiring English sources

Naughton's contends the CCRC is hamstrung by the statutory straitjacket of the Criminal Appeal Act 1995 that requiring only cases with the "real possibility" of the conviction being overturned to be referred to the court of appeal.

There are that many more years to implement policies, or keep them from being overturned; to learn the job; to cement-in influence within the government.

If it is, mustn't society be overturned to better women's lot?

Lesnar's win over Mark Hunt at UFC 200 on 9 July will also be overturned to a no contest.

But it is customary in Michigan courts for defendants whose convictions have been overturned to be released on their promise to appear later.

The doctors are awaiting a decision from the justice secretary, Kenneth Clarke, as to whether the ruling should be overturned to allow them to see the report.

It meant their 2-0 second-leg was was overturned to 3-0 in Celtic's favour.

It is time this unethical and outdated practice is overturned to allow gay men full access to family building opportunities.

...the Ninth Circuit, which has a terrible record of being overturned (close to 80%).

Now they are campaigning for the ban to be overturned at the European Parliament in Strasbourg.

On February 1st nine convictions were overturned, bringing to 32 the number of cases reversed.