Sentence examples for correctly overturned from inspiring English sources
Texas slugger Nelson Cruz had a three-run homer wiped out after umpires watched a replay and correctly overturned the call.
In June, the court correctly overturned bans on so-called partial birth abortion worded to water down abortion rights generally, but the one-vote margin did not bode well for future cases.
On another note, it was a good day for Hot Spot, with two decisions correctly overturned thanks to the technology.
"As much as there will be a lot more correct decisions, and correctly overturned ones, you will still see some element of human error.
After correctly overturning Stevens's catch because the ball had hit the ground, the officials wrongly enforced the penalty on Tulloch at the Detroit 44 — not the Titans' 44, which had been the line of scrimmage.
The results of the research show that the pressure accumulator assembled in the hydraulic circuit reduced the deployment time of ROPS by 71%; and that the electronic control system can correctly predict overturn.
Justice Roberts's concurrence correctly, if somewhat defensively, concluded that precedent can occasionally be overturned, otherwise "segregation would be legal, minimum wage laws would be unconstitutional, and the Government could wiretap ordinary criminal suspects without first obtaining warrants".
If a manager correctly challenged a call — that is, if the umpires watching on video in New York overturned the umpires on the field — he would retain that challenge to use again.
One, interviewed by the OCCRP, said he had ruled correctly on the evidence before him, pointing out that none of his rulings had been overturned.
Sodomy laws were overturned.
