Sentence examples for overturned the rule from inspiring English sources

Last month, Congress overturned the rule, with Vice President Mike Pence breaking a 50-50 tin in the Senate.

Mr. Khatami overturned the rule requiring artists to obtain permits, but his most important contribution might have been appointing a new director of the state-run Visual Art Center, Alireza Sami Azar, a passionate art-lover, who began promoting the artists' work abroad.

The invasion of Badajoz by Christian rulers in 1086 under Alfonso VI of Castile, overturned the rule of the Moors.

It has made banks straighten up and fly right, brought much-needed regulation to the payday-lending industry and — until Republican lawmakers overturned the rule — defended consumers' right to class-action lawsuits.

Media organisations that have for years called every major issue wrongly, from the war on terror to the economy, find themselves unable to deal with a movement that has overturned the rules of the game.

But when the board fell under Republican control in 2017, the new majority issued a ruling overturning the rule set by Democratic members.

The regional government in Giessen stepped in and warned that it would overturn the rule.

Under the Congressional Review Act, Republicans had roughly 60 legislative days to overturn the rule.

There is also debate about Clarett's chances of overturning the rule.

Dr. Mark Komrad, who is on the staff at Johns Hopkins Hospital and Sheppard Pratt Health System, worried that overturning the rule could be bad for the profession.

The Trump administration last month filed a brief with the Supreme Court in support of overturning the rule.