His singular, often uplifting book overturns much received wisdom about autism.
Realism started to overturn the often deliberately artificial old Hollywood style.
Even if opponents persuade councillors to reject a development, that is often overturned on appeal.
For example, the case for business-friendly pay is often overturned by the personal interests of those at the top.
The appellate courts, however, were largely Republican, and the convictions returned by the lower courts were often overturned, with the cases being remanded for new trials.
Thus, selection against spurious binding is pervasive across the non-regulatory DNA of these genomes, but is often overturned in regulatory DNA, indicating that an excess of −10 sites at these regions can confer some advantageous function(s) related to gene expression even at high growth rate.
While in Pernambuco, Honório Hermeto's actions were frequently reviewed and overturned by the cabinet, often with Eusébio de Queirós leading the criticism.
While Judge Brinkema has a reputation for unpredictability and has often been overturned by the appeals court in Richmond, prosecutors and defense lawyers who often practice before her routinely describe her as fair, thoughtful and well prepared.
"Everyone has something to litigate about," said Michael Russell, an analyst at Morgan Stanley, noting that recent F.C.C. decisions have often been overturned by courts.
For one thing, he said, state regulation of health care financing had often been overturned by lawsuits filed under the federal Employee Retirement Income Security Act, which the courts have said was intended to let big companies set up uniform health benefits across the country, rather than navigate state-by-state requirements.
