Sentence examples for expected to overturn from inspiring English sources

May is next week expected to overturn Cameron's "no ifs, no buts" rejection of the third runway.

This vote is now expected by Easter, before Labour completes a review that is expected to overturn the party's current policy of supporting Trident.

The technological revolution, which was once expected to overturn the tyranny of distance, has in fact encouraged workers to cluster together and share clever ideas.

Because the Republican-dominated court had been widely expected to overturn Roe, most supporters of reproductive rights treated it as a relief and a victory.

The court of appeal is on Wednesday expected to overturn the ruling of the judge who stopped a costly fraud trial.

The seven-member executive committee of the university is expected to overturn last week's decision to block the accolade for the gay, Jewish playwright.

Justice Clarence Thomas, as usual, did not ask any questions, but he is widely expected to vote to overturn the mandate.

Now, 5 of 10 board seats are up for election, and in races for 4 of the 5 seats there is a primary face-off on Aug. 1, with conservative Republicans who favor the new science standards being challenged by moderate Republicans who oppose them and who are expected to try to overturn the standards if elected.

Leaders are expected to pledge to overturn the 300-year-old succession laws, so a first-born daughter can take the throne ahead of any brothers.

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.