Sentence examples for overturned claims from inspiring English sources

The Wik judgment by the High Court, named after the indigenous people of north Queensland who initiated it, overturned claims that pastoral leases automatically extinguished native title claims.

Mr Baykal, who had vowed to get the changes overturned, claims that the leak was timed to ward off this challenge.

The overturned call allowed the Patriots to keep possession.

Esaw Booker, whom Perez arrested in 1992 for cocaine possession and whose conviction has since been overturned, has claimed that he was framed by Perez and other officers.

The recent research linking inequality to widespread social ills has not decisively overturned that view: the evidence is still mixed, at best.The claim that inequality now matters more because of brands and status competition may turn out to be more robust.

However, in 2005, the Court overturned Stanford in Roper v. Simmons and Scalia again dissented, mocking the majority's claims that a national consensus had emerged against the execution of those who killed while under age, and noted that less than half of the states that permitted the death penalty prohibited it for underage killers.

Beaten in police custody and jailed for six years on charges of corruption and homosexual acts (a conviction that was later overturned), he seemed a symbol of brave and principled self-sacrifice.Mr Anwar can still credibly claim that role, as the leader of the opposition to Dr Mahathir's successors.

One overturned.

Overturned desks.

"The Overturned Grocery Cart".

Cars will be overturned!