Sentence examples for had previously overturned from inspiring English sources

The court had previously overturned the conviction on procedural grounds and ordered a retrial.

An appeals court had previously overturned a life sentence for Mubarak in 2012 on a technicality, ordering the retrial that saw the charges dropped.

In 1991, the state's highest court, the Court of Appeals, ruled that even though it had previously overturned a Mount Vernon woman's manslaughter conviction, the reversal alone did not establish grounds for a civil suit.

Gore explains that scientists have previously overturned accepted views, so there's a "natural respect" for a contrarian impulse in the scientific community.

Gatesy et al. [27] had previously suggested overturning a parsimony-based optimization for some extinct taxa nested in this clade based on absence of osteological correlates for aquatic behavior, but we do not advocate that position here (also see [1], [2]).

Millar had previously insisted he would not seek to overturn the BOA's lifetime ban and even booked a holiday to coincide with the Games.

The fact is that lobbyists and investors, like Sheldon Silver, the New York State Assembly speaker, are pushing states across the country to overturn laws and legal standards that had previously, for more than 2,000 years, proscribed third-party financing of litigation.

He had previously been imprisoned for six years for the same offence, later overturned by the Supreme Court.

He had previously been imprisoned for six years for the same offense, later overturned by the Supreme Court.

The U.S. Supreme Court has announced a landmark ruling overturning laws in these two states that had previously forbidden the direct interstate shipment of wine to consumers.

News Corp had previously lost to a bigger bid by EchoStar, but that deal was overturned by regulators.