Sentence examples for commitment to overturning from inspiring English sources

He has focused on Ms. McMahon's support for the Blunt amendment, which would have allowed employers to refuse to cover contraception and other medical costs, and her commitment to overturning the Affordable Care Act.

Mr. Obama was asked about the promise today on "Good Morning America," and said he would examine the issue if he became president but suggested that he hadn't made a "blanket commitment" to automatically overturn the oversight.

Colonies are vulnerable to overturning.

It is this particular commitment that Eldredge and Gould have aimed to overturn.

Ari Fleischer, Mr. Bush's spokesman, said today that Mr. Ashcroft's statements about not seeking to overturn the Supreme Court decision had to do with his commitment to enforcing the law as it now exists.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce in China on Monday criticized the country's decision to overturn Pfizer's patent for Viagra, saying the ruling raised doubts about Beijing's commitment to protecting intellectual property.

There were industries to overturn.

Both are lobbying to overturn the law.

(Selig eventually declined to overturn the call).

The rowers tried to overturn the ship.

One sure vote to overturn: Thomas.