Sentence examples for help overturn from inspiring English sources

Pierce Marshall said he hoped today's verdict would help overturn the judgment in California, which he was contesting.

Many of these ninety-nine finds may indeed help "overturn the stereotypical version of the tortured neurotic," as the cover copy puts it, but there are also those that reinforce it.

And Mr. Gore, an abortion-rights backer, does not miss an opportunity to remind voters that the next president will probably name three Supreme Court justices, appointees who could help overturn the decision.

The suit comes just a day after Democrats in the Senate said they were inching closer to the votes needed for a legislative measure to help overturn the FCC's rule change.

Now, Sir Peter has said he will help overturn the fine, having first stated that "legal parking" had been available nearby.

If Ben & Jerry's plans to help overturn eliminate such legislation, it will take time.

We need help overturning the DoJ's recent decision not to amend 70-year-old consent decrees and the devastating 100% licensing ruling.

His efforts helped overturn the death penalty in Britain.

A judge has praised the "diligent" work of law students for helping overturn a former gang member's murder conviction.

To be sure, "Roots" helped overturn the victimized-South myth, and Chadwick implies that it paved the road to "Glory," which does receive extensive treatment.

These include reconsiderations of the perennially disdained "late work" of established 19th- and 20th-century painters like Dalí, fresh assessments that have helped overturn closely held notions of connoisseurship, quality and historical significance, while eroding the cult of youth.