Sentence examples for overturned by using from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, William Buckman, a defense lawyer who pioneered the racial profiling defense in a 1996 Gloucester County case, said he had begun hearing from prison inmates hoping to have their convictions overturned by using the same defense.

Tracer depletion in PC12 cells 30 min after treatment with high concentration KCl could be overturned by using Ca2+-free buffer containing ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) (Fig. 2).

But the ruling was later overturned by the House of Lords.A separate question is whether governments should use information extracted under torture by others for counter-terrorist purposes, even if it is not admissible as evidence.

In 2004, the government used the royal prerogative to nullify the rulings but this was overturned by the high court and court of appeal.

New York City tried to ban single-use plastic foam products last year, but that was overturned by a state judge who said the foam containers could be recycled.

France banned its use in cans and thermal till receipts, but the ban was partly overturned by French courts.

People can properly ask themselves what is the use of a PCC if decisions made by them are going to be overturned by judges or taken to court".

Attempts to register the union (whose charter envisaged using "petitions, demonstrations and strikes as a means of defending its members' interests") were initially successful; then its registration was overturned by a national court.

In the event it was overturned by a single vote.

That process was overturned by the higher court on Tuesday.

The decision was later overturned by an arbitrator.