Sentence examples for decided to overturn from inspiring English sources

When he realised that they refused to play the game, he decided to overturn the board.The PdL's ministers obediently resigned.

Scandalously, the council has decided to overturn this proposal, postponing any shift to sustainable catches and only 'where possible'.

Last year she decided to overturn a decision and a relevant law by a former government of Social Democrats and Greens that aimed to close all nuclear power plants by 2022.

The NEC's three-person disputes panel decided to overturn the party's decision earlier this month to accept Downing's appeal against his expulsion from the party, over claims that he held extremist views.

The chief justice said, though, that the 1968 law, which replaced the Miranda warnings with a case-by-case test of whether a confession was voluntary, could be upheld only if the Supreme Court decided to overturn Miranda.

Instead, a criminal review panel of the national court decided to overturn the judge's decision and proceed with the indictment, given China's refusal to carry out its own judicial investigation into the allegations of human rights violations and because one of the plaintiffs, Thubten Wangchen, holds Spanish citizenship.

Unless, of course, the Court decides to overturn the entire law.

That provision will expire if Congress decides to overturn the 1891 law.

It is possible that the board will decide to overturn the N.Y.U.

Exactly what happens to the money for those programs if the Supreme Court decides to overturn the entire law is unclear.

If Council members decide to overturn term limits, they should be held accountable by the voters on Election Day.