Sentence examples for difficult to overturn from inspiring English sources

The judge has an unshakeable reputation, and her rulings are known to be difficult to overturn.

Three-nil is difficult to overturn, but we'll be taking to the field to win".

Arbitrators' decisions are difficult to overturn, with courts ruling a side must show bias or misapplication of the law.

It is difficult to overturn a conviction in New York, even in the face of powerful new evidence.

The parliamentary regulation is enshrined in 400 years of constitutional history and may be difficult to overturn without setting a political precedent.

And as long as the findings of fact stand, the government seems to think it will be difficult to overturn Judge Jackson's ruling.

Virginia's state and federal appellate courts are also considered difficult locales to overturn a capital conviction.

A 9-5 lead should have been 10-5 and, even by the battling standards of Higgins, it would have been a difficult deficit to overturn.

It's very difficult to willfully overturn those beliefs.

The House this week is expected to pass its own defense bill, which contains provisions to punish sexual assault crimes in the military more harshly and make it difficult for commanders to overturn convictions.

Labour's support for the Lords amendment, expected to be augmented by many Liberal Democrat and SNP MPs, could make it difficult for ministers to overturn it in the Commons, where the Conservatives have a majority of only 12.