Sentence examples for could not be overturned from inspiring English sources

A case in point: the health care law could not be overturned unless Obama is defeated.

The bill would enshrine that principle into law so that it could not be overturned by any future president.

Although legal adoptions could not be overturned, Collier says, it was relevant to ask how well the child was progressing.

But beyond that, the code included few hard-and-fast rules that could not be overturned by what it called "military necessity".

But he stresses that there would be no review of cases in which the children were already adopted, because those adoptions could not be overturned.

Attar said the failure of many of the war's goals stemmed from cultural differences that could not be overturned or imposed through occupation.

She was sure that there wasn't a single academic tradition in film that couldn't be overturned in an instant.

But his decision would not be overturned.

The appeals panel said the Supreme Court's ruling dealt with a federal gun ban but that the Second Amendment could not be used to overturn local ordinances.

During her confirmation hearings, her fiercest opposition came from anti-abortion conservatives who felt that her moderate record on abortion in the Arizona Legislature meant that she could not be counted on to overturn Roe.

In 1954, however, the US supreme court, in the case of Brown v the school board of Topeka, Kansas, found that separate schools could not be considered equal, thus overturning more than 60 years of southern custom.