Sentence examples for of being overturned from inspiring English sources

Yet in spite of overwhelming public support and a decade of successes, the Hunting Act is in danger of being overturned.

Orin Kerr says that, in the two years since he gave the individual mandate only a one-per-cent chance of being overturned, three key things have happened.

It ought also to reassure those who fear that Roe v Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court ruling that made abortion legal in every state, is on the verge of being overturned.

And the best way for Kate Michelman, the head of NARAL Pro-Choice America, to shake the liberal money trees is to insist that Roe is on the verge of being overturned.

Some 70 police officers are reportedly under investigation and more than 40 convictions have been or are in the process of being overturned by the office of District Attorney Gil Garcetti with the promise of more to come.

"Jack is somebody who will step out and do what he thinks is right and take his chances of being overturned by an appeals court," said John S. Martin, who cited his disagreement with mandatory sentences when he retired from the federal bench in Manhattan.

"Today's verdict must of be overturned immediately," Philip Luther, Amnesty International's director for the Middle East and North Africa, said in a statement.

Any time you go in with an appeal, there's a possibility of it being overturned or the possibility of it being reduced.

Although Roe was reaffirmed in 1992, the decision has continued to distort and polarize our judicial politics long after there was any threat of its being overturned.

How realistic is the prospect of his conviction being overturned?

The chance of the result being overturned is small, however.