Sentence examples for effectively overruled from inspiring English sources

"In 1991," Ginsburg said, "Congress passed a Civil Rights Act that effectively overruled several of this Court's similarly restrictive decisions".

Congress, the court reasoned, had effectively overruled the Miranda decision when it enacted a 1968 law for that purpose.

In one of the clearest examples of the conservative ascendancy, Breyer's decision was effectively overruled seven years later, in a Kennedy opinion upholding a similar federal law.

Are the Miranda warnings still required before the police can interrogate a suspect in custody, or has Congress effectively overruled the 34-year-old Miranda decision?

In Doima, a local vote against the proposed project was effectively overruled last year by a national decree that removed decisions on mining zones from municipal governance.

On April 19, the justices will consider whether the Miranda warnings long required before police can interrogate a suspect in custody were effectively overruled by Congress.

Although most states allow for the harvesting of ginseng at five years, the new restriction, which is effective for the 2005 harvest, effectively overrules them as any roots younger than 10 years will not be able to be sold for export.

Jurors can ask questions in the courtroom, and through their numbers can effectively overrule the judges.

A supreme court ruling makes same-sex marriage a legal right for all Americans, effectively overruling bans in 14 states.

There is also debate over whether Parliament has the power to effectively overrule court decisions that were made in a very different era.

It soared after the agency, effectively overruling the Bloomberg administration, said further tests could not wait until summer 2011 and began its own spot inspections last month.