Sentence examples for expected to be overturned from inspiring English sources

Their sentence by a lower court was widely expected to be overturned on appeal.

The ruling came after recent labor strikes but is expected to be overturned by higher courts.

While few convictions are expected to be overturned, defendants are seeking less stringent prison conditions, including arrangements that allow convicts to leave prison during the day to work.

A Europe-wide ban on the trade of seal fur and products is expected to be overturned this week, in a move that will reignite one of the world's most contentious wildlife issues.

The NLRB has not ceased its work, saying that it respectfully disagrees with the court, whose decision it expects to be overturned on appeal.

Boris Johnson also condemned the ban, saying on Twitter that he expected it to be overturned.

But few people, including officials at U.P.S., expect it to be overturned.

"The ban is illegal, and we expect it to be overturned by the courts," said Tisha Schuller, the president of the group.

Noting that Judge Feldman's district is in the Fifth Circuit for appeals "which is the go-to court for the oil and gas industry," Elgie Holstein, the oil spill response coordinator for the Environmental Defense Fund said: "I fully expect it to be overturned on appeal".

Adelman expects it to be overturned in Illinois Supreme Court later this year for, among other things, the irony that 17 of the 24 plaintiffs continued to smoke light cigarettes even after the claim was filed.

Foundation rotation is expected to be more when overturning resistance of the system is less.