Sentence examples for cases have overturned from inspiring English sources

Recent US Supreme Court cases have overturned the DC circuit court of appeals' rulings regarding the immunity of international organisations, it added.

Several recent legal cases have overturned adoptions on the grounds that the estranged father, unidentified at the time of birth, has returned to claim the child (Rosenman 1995, Shanley 1995).

Here, we review recent advances in our understanding of the structure and mechanisms of these enzymes that, in some cases, have overturned widely accepted mechanisms.

In other cases such as sponges, molecular data have overturned much traditional taxonomy and highlighted many previously unanticipated groupings [17].

The extraordinary length of the case would seem to offer strong grounds: European courts have overturned rulings on that basis in cases that lasted just five years.

An automatic appeals process will inch his case through the appellate courts, which have overturned or commuted a number of military death sentences in recent years, often because of procedural issues involving ineffective legal assistance.

If Maj Hasan is sentenced to die, the case will automatically go to the military appeals courts, which have overturned most death sentences they have reviewed.

If he is sentenced to die, the case will automatically go to the military appeals courts, which have overturned most death sentences they have reviewed.

"Courts have overturned regulatory decisions.

Subsequent studies have overturned this viewpoint [ 8, 23, 24].

After years of permitting its judgments to stand unreviewed, the Supreme Court has begun to take an active interest in the Federal Circuit's cases and has overturned several, including a second case the justices decided on Monday in favor of Microsoft in a dispute with AT&T.