Sentence examples for number of overturned from inspiring English sources

A record 149 people were exonerated in the US in 2015, nearly three a week, according to a new report that found a rising number of overturned convictions in a handful of counties around the country.

The number of overturned convictions that the study found is a tiny fraction of the 200,000 or so defendants who are convicted of crimes in California each year.

A number of freight wagon overturned on Wednesday, blocking the line between Coleshill Parkway and Nuneaton.

On Tuesday, the day after the lunch, an embarrassed Bush White House issued a formal apology to the Italian prime minister for having distributed a biography to reporters that noted Mr. Berlusconi's "convictions on a number of corruption charges" (all overturned) and used the word "suave" to describe him.

New contracts to run the fitness-to-work tests would be much more closely tied to the accuracy of assessments, measured by the number of times that decisions are overturned, with clear penalties for poor performance.

Flash floods swamped a number of towns and villages around Carcassonne, leaving a trail of overturned cars, damaged roads and collapsed homes.

Sunday's game had plenty of false starts (the Giants were called for 11 of them, and 16 penalties over all, their most in 56 years), but it also featured wild momentum swings and a number of key plays reviewed, and sometimes overturned, by replay.

The ferry, which was operated by a government agency, had an official capacity of 101 passengers, but more than double that number of people were aboard when it overturned.

His work led to a number of convictions (many of which were later overturned) and marred the image of Pres.

The caliber of the shaped charge is 60 mm and EFP is a kind of overturned shaped charge.

A key piece of overturned evidence was cell-phone records that allegedly put her at the scene.