Sentence examples for overturn current from inspiring English sources
Future commission members, she said, could overturn current decisions to regulate broadband service only lightly.
Such observations and biological evidence are hardly enough to overturn current thinking about disorders as distinct as autism and schizophrenia, experts agree.
Looking to the periodic table for materials that might overturn current technology is a frequent strategy these days for early-stage energy startups.
Campaign aides to George W. Bush, who has not publicly addressed the issue, stated on several occasions that a Bush administration would overturn current National Institutes of Health guideines and ban federal funding for stem cell research.
Scientists in the working group say the evidence for such impacts during the last 10,000 years, known as the Holocene epoch, is strong enough to overturn current estimates of how often the Earth suffers a violent impact on the order of a 10-megaton explosion.
The five-strong group went to the High Court in a bid to overturn current chairman Outail Touzar.
"If the Supreme Court overturns current limits, then we'll see that small group of people dominate America even more," Greenpeace President Phil Radford said.
Dr Melvyn Hillsdon from the University of Exeter spent 16 years following 5000 participants for his study and says, "Our study overturns current thinking on the health risks of sitting and indicates that the problem lies in the absence of movement rather than the time spent sitting itself.
If it becomes law, it would overturn the current law, which requires fingerprinting of all foster and adoptive parents.
If the goal is the freedom of the proletariat, one has to envision how capital and labor interact, and from there take steps to overturn the current order.
In the decision on Monday, United States District Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle refused an effort by the former officials of the company, Purdue Pharma, to overturn the current ban and would not reduce the 12-year duration of the ban.
