Sentence examples for decisions were reversed from inspiring English sources

One in 10 decisions were reversed at tribunal.

In case after case, the Police Department has suffered significant legal setbacks over the last two years in which its operations, policy and personnel decisions were reversed by judges and juries or overhauled to reach court settlements.

Those decisions were reversed in late August when the chief state prosecutor, Marianne Ny, overruling a subordinate prosecutor in Stockholm, Eva Finne, restored the original allegations, saying that rape was the appropriate charge for the evidence on file with the prosecutors.

The decisions were reversed by the Government in 2006 and all men given pardons and recognised as victims of World War I.

Although the Superior Court originally confirmed most of those claims, the decisions were reversed in February 1831 after further research showed that the land had never belonged to the Bowies and that the original land grant documentation had been forged.

In his first term, only 7 percent of his decisions were reversed by the Kentucky Court of Appeals, which was a record for the Fourth District at the time.

The group has said it will end the campaign after the two decisions are reversed and the government agrees to "return to the dialogue table".

But even if the decision were reversed, Amgen faces other pressures, including the possible entry of Roche into the anemia drug market later this year.

If the decision were reversed, then states would again get to decide whether or not to allow women to terminate pregnancies in the abstract.

That decision was reversed.

His decision was reversed within hours.