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Mr. Icahn's campaign ended last month, when a Delaware court rejected a last-minute effort by Mr. Icahn to overturn changes to Dell's voting rules that eased the path to a victory for the buyers.

The government has defeated an attempt to overturn changes to VAT charged on takeaway food, dubbed "the pasty tax".

Many cited the law, which overturned changes to the electoral system made in the 1990s, as the reason for Prodi's downfall.

The court overturned changes in the government's structure, adopted in 2004, that had split authority between the president and Parliament.

But she will be part of a Republican effort to overturn the changes Democrats have already made, and attempt to prevent more of them happening.

If elected Labour propose to overturn the changes the coalition government has brought in, which Nandy says expose charities and others to huge financial risk.

Last week, about a dozen states and cities filed suit in federal court to overturn the changes to the New Source Review program that the agency seeks to enact.

On the eve of his party's conference in Brighton, Ed Miliband told the BBC Labour would overturn the changes if it wins the next general election.

In an interview Friday, Mr. Kerry said: "Nobody's asking to overturn or change the federal law.

At the same time, everyone involved knows that India's supreme court could overturn any change to the Jats' status, as they do not fundamentally qualify as a "backward class".

"When they circulated this last year, business groups said their top priority was overturning climate change regulations," said Robert J. Moore, executive director of Environmental Advocates of New York.