Sentence examples for overturn of a from inspiring English sources

Gas clouds emitted from fumaroles (volcanic gas vents) or from the sudden overturn of a crater lake may contain suffocating or poisonous gases such as carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulfide, and sulfur dioxide.

This was a spectacular overturn of a campaign that, according to observers, had used every trick in the book to ensure that Celestin won the election.

Nowadays, perhaps, this sounds like common sense; in 1945 it was a radical overturning of a patrician social order.

They included the overturning of a 23-year-old precedent on the right to counsel and a 20-year-old precedent on age discrimination.

This ruling came just a few days after the overturning of a ban on the niqab at Birmingham Metropolitan College, a large further education institution.

Gov. George E. Pataki plans to appeal the overturning of a state kosher-food law, in which state inspectors help certify food standards, to the Supreme Court.

Brazil didn't concede any goals in the match, although the referee's overturning of a Marc Wilmots header because of supposed interference will be widely questioned.

Doubts over the prosecution's use of honest-service arguments led to the overturning of a conviction against Enron Broadband's former finance chief, Kevin Howard (he later admitted one charge to avoid undergoing a third trial).

Huge street protests in 2004-5, known as the orange revolution, led to the overturning of a rigged election result and the installation of leaders who promised cleaner, better government.

Deborah Sontag (NYT) Correction: May 22, 2000, Monday A report in the World Briefing column on May 10 about the overturning of a bribery conviction of the Italian politician Silvio Berlusconi misstated his coalition's political stance.

The New Jersey Assembly took the first step today to bypass the State Supreme Court's overturning of a state law that would require parental notification before an unmarried girl under 18 could get an abortion.