Sentence examples for is overturned to from inspiring English sources

It is time this unethical and outdated practice is overturned to allow gay men full access to family building opportunities.

These include the following: (i) the coal ban is overturned and power plants continue to burn non-renewable coal, (ii) the coal ban takes effect and power plants are closed, and (iii) the coal ban takes effect but power plants continue operating with alternative renewable fuel sources such as woody biomass.

The union would likely be far less likely to decertify if the injunction is overturned, as now appears likely.

The solo-accompanist contract is overturned: leaders following, followers leading.

If Obamacare is overturned, forty million Americans without insurance will stay that way.

"If this is overturned, it would cause a sigh of relief among those who are creating music.

The PPP dared not back Mr Taseer's call for the blasphemy law to be overturned, nor even to back the law's reform.The law, first introduced in colonial times but in the 1980s made punishable by death by the late dictator General Zia ul Haq, is wide open to abuse, with hearsay used to convict dozens of people each year.

Mr. Garcetti said in an interview late today that he expected more cases to be overturned and more prosecutors to be assigned to the investigation.

I saw that we were going to be overturned and was about to untie myself from the boat when the sail ripped apart and disappeared downwind".

Earlier this year, the British Pregnancy Advisory Service launched a campaign calling for "cruel, archaic" abortion legislation to be overturned and for abortion to be completely decriminalised under UK law.

Just as they had in their 14-run defeat last week, Australia also made woeful use of the decision review system: Shane Watson and Hughes failed with referrals that were not even close to being overturned and Rogers opted not to review when the umpire's lbw call would have been overturned.