Sentence examples for challenges overturned from inspiring English sources

Heading into Wednesday, managers have seen 219 of their 466 challenges overturned: that's 47%, while umps have gone to the MLB video hub in New York to overturn 38% over their own calls.

This option was immediately challenged as unconstitutional by equality advocates, but the challenges were overturned.

Under the new system, that call could be challenged and overturned.

The club contested that it had been using its Posh moniker since the 1930s and Beckham's challenge was overturned.

On the Ravens' next series, cornerback Donnie Abraham thought he intercepted a Grbac pass with a diving catch, but Baltimore challenged and overturned it.

The idea that all scientific knowledge is provisional, able to be challenged and overturned, is one thing that separates matters of science from matters of faith.

The two railroads thought that the board had overstepped its authority, but their legal challenge was overturned last week by a federal court.

Some of these judgments were challenged and overturned, and sometimes a greater appreciation was written into the second edition by one of Pevsner's successors.

Attempts have been made to refine the WCA to remedy deficiencies, but assessments are often challenged and overturned on appeal.

In practice, the legality of a tax avoidance activity is many times subject to interpretation, it can be challenged and overturned in court.

Federer had only 18% (five for 28) of his challenged calls overturned in last year's U.S. Open, one of the worst percentages in the entire tournament.