Sentence examples for intent to overturn from inspiring English sources

And it does not remotely betray any intent to overturn any state law, statutory or decisional, that addresses the fiduciary duties of directors in matters relating to corporate control or, for that matter, any substantive aspect of the relationships among shareholders, directors, and the corporation.

"The bill's intent appears to be to overturn the determination of the courts that there were serious violations of housing law," Ms. Krueger said.

Whilst we fully appreciate the club's view on fan communication, we feel that the time has come to show our fans respect and make some kind of 'statement of intent' outlining your proposals to overturn the negativity surrounding NUFC.

Fein created Annoy.com, a provocative political website, protesting the 1997 Communications Decency Act that made it illegal to send Internet communication that is "indecent" or has "intent to annoy". He sued Reno to overturn the act but lost.

He found ample reason to overturn the rushed-through rule as a violation of Congressional intent.

"I think the point came into focus when Charles Cooper," the lead defense lawyer, "said that to overturn this law, the court would have to essentially accuse seven million voters of ill intent," Mr. Pugno recalled.

On Thursday, May 31, the Michigan Supreme Court unanimously agreed to overturn a decision by the Michigan Court of Appeals and protect medical marijuana patients and caregivers, preserving the intent of the Michigan Medical Marihuana Act (MMMA).

There were industries to overturn.

Both are lobbying to overturn the law.

(Selig eventually declined to overturn the call).

The rowers tried to overturn the ship.