The phrase "overturn for" can be used in written English, but it may sound awkward and incomplete.
It is better to use the full phrase "overturn a decision for" or "overturn a ruling for." Example: The Supreme Court's decision to overturn the lower court's ruling for the plaintiff was unexpected.
Hopefully this new wave of entrepreneurs, especially in the member states, are experiencing deep recession and have suffered the aftermath of austerity measures, will be able to make a positive overturn for at least a part of these economies.
Such a tribunal would likely overturn, for example, an after-the-fact raise in the liability limit (or in the royalties companies had to pay).
By 1989, the convictions of nine of the defendants had been overturned for insufficient evidence.
His conviction at his first trial was overturned for lack of corroboration by independent witnesses.
The conservancy appealed the rejection, and it was overturned for technical reasons on July 19.
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An official document issued after his imprisonment, saying that his sentence had been overturned "for lack of evidence of a crime".
The profession is in this pickle only because Andersen, the auditor of Enron and WorldCom, collapsed in 2002 after its conviction (later overturned) for obstruction of justice.
Martinet agreed, and in New Orleans he began talking to sympathetic railroad officials who wanted the law overturned for their own financial reasons.
The expropriation was overturned for being arbitrary, disproportionate and lacking proper compensation.Now it is the turn of Mr Barrow, himself a lawyer, to defend the nationalisation.
To the contrary, the current federal statute — and the many state ones modeled on it — provides that an arbitration award may be overturned for a variety of reasons, including evident partiality, corruption and misconduct by the arbitrators.
