Sentence examples for may be overturned from inspiring English sources

A conviction of securities fraud may be overturned because he did his business overseas.

Mr Christie can veto such hikes, but his veto may be overturned.

Now the adoption has reached Malawi's highest court, however, and Chombo may be overturned.

What do we lose by waiting, if the law may be overturned in six to nine months?

If it turns out that prosecutors relied heavily on expert testimony of the kind dispensed by Sir Roy, they may be overturned.

Hundreds of criminal convictions may be overturned and the city is preparing for what could be more than $200 million in civil judgments.

According to an article in Nature, brain scans may be overturning the concept of free will — but philosophers aren't so sure.

The verdict of the Allahabad court may yet be overturned by the supreme court – but something terrible already has happened: India has come to resemble Pakistan.

And while this decision may well be overturned on appeal, it offers a cogent, powerful argument that all members of Congress -- indeed, all Americans -- should contemplate.

The pension-reform decree may also be overturned in Congress, when it reconvenes early in March.The readiness to defy the president derives partly from the knowledge that Argentines are fed up with austerity.

Judge M. Teresa Sarmina of Common Pleas Court on Monday deemed Monsignor William J. Lynn's conduct too serious to warrant bail, despite defense arguments that the conviction may well be overturned because Monsignor Lynn was not the immediate supervisor of any priests accused of sexual abuse.