Sentence examples for capable of being overturned from inspiring English sources

The court's having the final say is not yet a completely accepted position in Britain: "A decision of a judicial body should be final and binding and should not be capable of being overturned by a member of the executive," Lord Neuberger, the President of the Supreme Court, explained in the decision.

As explained by Lord Neuberger, president of the supreme court, it is that "a decision of a judicial body should be final and binding and should not be capable of being overturned by a member of the executive" – in this case, the attorney general.

They seek answers in nature to questions about nature, they look for explanations that can be tested by experiment and observation in the material world, and they understand that all scientific knowledge is provisional -- capable of being overturned when better answers are discovered.

The Court's majority judgment states it is a fundamental principle that "a decision of a judicial body should be final and binding and should not be capable of being overturned by a member of the executive".

Pails of liquor were overturned.

This enormous weight of experience and observation cannot be overturned lightly.

We are capable of being that".

Yet Hull showed just what they are capable of by overturning Warrington in the semi-finals.

Their opponents are capable of overturning any side in the Championship, as Hamilton found to their cost in a 4-1 defeat last weekend.

They are capable of overturning almost any can except a bear-proof dumpster.

The origin of catastrophe is Greek (kata + strophein) and its literal meaning was "overturn".