Sentence examples for overturn with from inspiring English sources

Arbitrators' decisions are difficult to overturn, with courts ruling a side must show bias or misapplication of the law.

A federal law that Obama cannot overturn with an executive order currently prohibits federal dollars from being used to create new stem cell lines, for example.

Columns or bridge piers can be designed to rock or overturn with minimal lateral resistance.

Grandouet moved menacingly to land fractionally in front and bounded up the hill in impressive style, scoring by four lengths from Overturn with Brampour a neck away in third.

Among four current and potential GOP candidates Gallup measured, only Jeb Bush, a politician whose candidacy in many ways symbolizes the very 'establishment' Paul is seeking to overturn with his presidential bid, is more familiar (81%) to Republican adults".

And those awards that civil juries do make are being overturned with greater frequency.

The conviction was overturned with the appeal court finding there was insufficient evidence against Kelly.

A broadcasting shibboleth was also overturned with this Thursday's ­emergency Question Time on BBC1.

The order that Coleman overturned with, seemingly, a blast from his alto saxophone is, in a word, bebop.

Human rights groups called for the verdict to be overturned, with Amnesty International describing it as "shameful but sadly predictable".

George's was the first case to be overturned with the help of an innocence project in nine years.