Sentence examples for one overturning from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, Mr Grayling lost yet another judicial review claim, this one overturning the regulations which authorise legal aid for judicial review cases only after permission has been granted to bring the proceedings.

The general, he said, deeming the talk serious, pulled out a map of the capital and provided a disconcertingly elaborate plan to execute one: overturning trucks to block the route from the main American base to the Green Zone, seizing television stations, besieging Parliament, and so on.

"Its very own survival depends on overturning one day the gloomy reality of perpetual inferiority against that other Korean state, the one that is far more prosperous and pleasant," Lee told me.

Two trials and one overturned conviction later, Quattrone — who previously headed up Morgan Stanley's technology group, as well as served as the CEO of Deutsche Bank's technology group — reached a settlement with the government in which he admitted no wrongdoing.

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Tells about the various sections of the bill, known as Titles: one proposed overturning certain land mark decisions of the Supreme Court which assured defendants' Constitutional rights in criminal actions; another proposed wholesale bugging & tapping.

This is the second time the office has made such a ruling, though the last one was overturned on appeal for procedural reasons.

A Gallup survey that examined seven decisions early in Mr. Obama's presidency found that the least popular was the one to overturn the ban on sending tax dollars to organizations that provide abortions overseas.

"There's no denying that among the two political parties, there is one that supports overturning Roe and one that doesn't," Mr. Jones said.

Stair-related injuries were more frequent in two-story homes while in one-story homes, overturning on flat surfaces and accessing dangerous items.

One order overturned a last-minute Obama-era ban on hunting and fishing with lead ammunition and tackle in wildlife refuges and other public lands.