Sentence examples for effect of overturning from inspiring English sources

I doubt that many of our non-legally-trained pro-life friends fully grasp the limited effect of overturning Roe.

The SVP-sponsored referendum on Sunday would have the effect of overturning that court ruling — though secret hearings remain common practice even now.

What would be the practical effect of overturning part of the law? A. In the last election, changes to early voting and identification requirements were rejected by courts under Section 5. Should it be struck down, such changes to voting procedures and voting districts in the covered jurisdictions would be subject to ordinary after-the-fact lawsuits, which are expensive and time-consuming.

It was possible, they said, that the Republicans had concluded that federal judges might consider the repeated recounts in Florida as, in effect, another way of overturning the officially announced election results.

"I'm 100% confident of overturning the result.

A "harmless error" standard frequently requires a demonstration of "substantial and injurious effect" to overturn a verdict.

The commission's determination of a new judicial salary scale, due next month, would go into effect unless overturned by the Legislature and the governor.

Focusing, in particular, on railway vehicle overturning the effect of the great storm of 1987 on BR operations in the South-east is examined from BR contemporary sources.

They covered the case, the aftermath, and have periodically followed up with reports of Congressional efforts to blunt its effects or overturn it by Constitutional Amendment.

He also noted that federal legislation passed in the 1990s requires Medicare to cover the cost of P.S.A. testing, and that law will remain in effect unless Congress overturns it.

We remark that this effect can be overturned if transgenic individuals incur fitness costs (see Huang et al. (2009) for more details).