Sentence examples for overturned quickly from inspiring English sources

Public works projects in Brazil often face legal hurdles, although many are overturned quickly.

Supply-side management policies have a checkered history that should elicit caution, while demand-side policies, which are based on almost a century of hydrological research, should not be overturned quickly in regions that face potential water scarcity before more research is conducted.

Unless it can be overturned quickly in the courts, Congress will have to fight this fight all over again.

Unless overturned quickly by the Minnesota Court of Appeals, the decision yesterday by Judge Harry Seymour Crump of Hennepin County District Court could seriously impede or alter Selig's plans.

"People's moods can be overturned very quickly".

"This is an outrageous decision that should be overturned as quickly as possible," Labor Minister Roberto Maroni said Sunday.

It typically takes at least a year and a half to wipe a rule off the books, according to the George Washington University Regulatory Studies Center, although more recent ones can be overturned more quickly by a majority vote in Congress and the president's signature.

Investigators will be looking into how the Costa Concordia came to be off course, and why it overturned so quickly.

How many times has that kind of cultural revolution occurred in the U.S. or worldwide, with so many traditional norms overturned so quickly?

"I cannot countenance turning people away from the charge office and telling them all bets are off and they are free to go". Professor Michael Zander, of the London School of Economics, recently said the decision was unfortunate and, if it was not quickly overturned on appeal, would need to be speedily reversed by legislation.

When it was last used against a president (Andrew Jackson in 1834), the censure was quickly overturned.