Sentence examples for human overturns from inspiring English sources
"The incarnation of God becoming human overturns the conventional hierarchy," says Max Harris, author of Carnival and Other Christian Festivals.
The invasion of so many modern humans overturned the Neanderthals' domination of the land and forced them into fierce competition for food, fuel and other crucial resources.
Last week it emerged that McKevitt and Campbell are seeking to go before the European court of human rights to overturn the ruling.
Days after Mr. Clinton took office in 1993, he told Donna E. Shalala, secretary for health and human services, to overturn former President Bush's moratorium on federal financing of research involving fetal tissues from induced abortions.
The publication of the first interpretations of the human genome sequence this week overturns some long-held beliefs about human biology.
A new look at the human Y chromosome has overturned longstanding ideas about its evolutionary history.
He cited the astronomer and mathematician Galileo Galilei — often called the father of modern science — in suggesting that the current thinking that climate change is a result of human activity could be overturned.
He cited the astronomer and philosopher Galileo Galilei — often called the father of modern science — in suggesting that the current thinking that climate change is a result of human activity could be overturned.
At issue is whether civilian retrial in 2001 of Ms. Berenson, which was ordered after her original 1996 conviction by a hooded military judge was overturned, respected human rights and due process.
Who could have imagined that a court in Cologne would, this year, rule the ancient and sacred practice of male circumcision illegal, or that the previous year the European court of human rights (ECHR) would overturn its earlier ruling that crucifixes should not be displayed in state schools?
In 1998, the same year Old Main closed, a judge overturned the human rights requirements of the Duran Consent Decree.
