Sentence examples for overruled on from inspiring English sources

Prosecuting a judge for issuing a controversial decision, even one overruled on appeal (in a split decision), is a dangerous attack on judicial independence.

But her order was overruled on appeal.

It's overruled on Hawk-Eye, but they'll replay the point.

Making matters worse, the conviction of Arthur Andersen was overruled on appeal by the Supreme Court.

But Judge Wood was overruled on appeal, because Gamza had filed his protest too late.

Philip Aldrick (@PhilAldrick) Carney reveals he has been overruled on the MPC.

It objected to the creation and expansion of the three transatlantic cartels, only to be ignored by the DoT, which it cannot overrule on such matters.

The reasons for overruling on initial presentation were considered medical in 111 (90.2%) subjects, biopsychosocial and functional in two (1.6%), organisational in five (4.1%) and patient's preference in five (4.1%).

In the first fortnight of this World Cup there have been two such instances where, without any howling evidence to the contrary, the TV umpire has overruled his on-field colleague in such a way.

It's very, very difficult to see evidence of an edge, either via Hot Spot or slow-motion replays, so you'd think the onfield umpire would not be overruled... Hang on, he has been!

They overruled advisers on four occasions, the Daily Telegraph reported.