Sentence examples for has to overturn from inspiring English sources
"In order to get anywhere now the Gore team has to overturn Judge Sauls's decision," said Samuel Issacharoff, an election law expert at Columbia Law School.
And now that it has lost, 2-1, in Munich, Real has to overturn that lead and keep out a Bayern team that should arrive in the Spanish capital relatively refreshed and prepared for the 90 minutes in the Bernabéu.
The vice president now has to overturn a fait accomplis, which is much harder in law and in life than stopping it from being done in the first place.
United now have to overturn the deficit in next Thursday's second leg at Old Trafford.
Regardless of team selection, Norwich will have to overturn a horrendous history against Fulham if they are to advance.
Inverness will have to overturn a 1-0 deficit against FC Astra of Romania after losing at home in the first leg.
In view of that ruling, the New Jersey court said, it had to overturn its own 1993 decision.
Given the plane's crucial stealth technologies, Congress would have to overturn a law that bans any exports.
They framed a narrative in which for Gore to reach the White House he would have to "overturn" the result – even though the result was uncertain.
In addition, parsing the distinction between activity and inactivity provides a way for the justices to strike down the individual mandate without having to overturn any precedent.
