Sentence examples for overturned all the from inspiring English sources

The court overturned all the convictions and in the judgment, stressed that magistrates and judges should be prepared to step in and stop criminal cases against trafficking victims continuing even where the Crown Prosecution Service has brought a case to court.

He overturned all the punitive damages and the verdict on contract interference.

We've heard new-economy pundits argue that the Internet has overturned all the old rules of business.

In a stunning move, Tagliabue overturned all the player suspensions, attributing primary blame for the bounty program to the coaches.

The resolve they summoned that August afternoon spurred them on once more yesterday when Leicester overturned all the expectancy 115 years of history drenched over Highbury.

MPs have overturned all the changes the House of Lords made to ministers' plans to cut legal aid in England and Wales.

For now, the decision does not overturn all the state laws in question, but it is only a matter of time, experts said, before the laws will be challenged in the courts or repealed by state legislatures.

His indictment follows a surprise deal between prosecutors and defense lawyers three weeks ago in which they moved to overturn all the convictions that resulted from his investigation, including those in which defendants pleaded guilty.

One year is simply not long enough to overturn all the ills of society that Mubarak was responsible for.

He is saying social science evidence is not the way to go, because the next survey may well overturn all the assumptions we now rely on.

The dossier also assumed Labour would reverse £5bn of spending cuts, when the shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, had specifically said he would not be able to overturn all the cuts and tax rises that the Conservatives had pushed through.