Sentence examples for help to overturn from inspiring English sources

He cited a litany of laws that Justice Anthony M. Kennedy's majority opinion could one day help to overturn, including bans on same-sex marriage.

Andrew George sought to enlist Labour help to overturn one of the Coalition policies that his party was least happy with, and Labour sought to lure Lib Dem support to undo NHS reforms that they'd never liked much, anyway.

Q: Do you think this series could help to overturn a few stereotypes about older people?

The nuns hope that their martial arts expertise will help to overturn conservative attitudes towards women in their country.

In the Arab world this year, the word from the streets has helped to overturn seemingly unshakeable dictatorships.

Griesbach, a Wisconsin prosecutor, worked on Avery's original case, helping to overturn the rape conviction with the DNA evidence that came to light all those years later.

And Scalia's resort to tradition when the text is ambiguous wouldn't have helped to overturn segregation, either, since segregation was a long-standing American tradition.

There were investigative TV series such as Trial and Error on Channel 4 and the BBC's Rough Justice, which helped to overturn scores of cases.

Having overseen a near revolution in the sport, helping to overturn a very negative public perception of British athletes and lift performance levels to a modern-Games high, many will wonder why Van Commenee feels he must resign at all.

The phonetic shorthand of text-messaging in French kdo for cadeau (present) and so forth has certainly helped to overturn the traditional rules of the language, particularly for companies whose brand is all about upending conventions.The intrusion of franglais into French advertising also continues apace.

The study's importance, Patek says, lies in helping to overturn a pervasive misconception that the ocean is essentially silent.