Sentence examples for should not overturn from inspiring English sources

Their attorney, María Rachid, says the new ruling should not overturn the original decision.

One can sympathize with those who believe that judges should not overturn the precepts chosen by a political majority.

In 2003, he argued that the Supreme Court should not overturn state bans on homosexual sex, saying that could create a precedent allowing bigamy, polygamy and incest.

Tony Bosworth, a campaigner at Friends of the Earth, said the new government should not overturn the local decision made in Lancashire and instead break with the strong backing for fracking given by Cameron and then-chancellor George Osborne.

Chris Van Hollen, a congressman from Maryland who has remained neutral because he is the chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, argues that superdelegates should not overturn the will of elected delegates unless "some totally unpredictable event", like a scandal, renders the leading candidate unelectable.

Conservatives normally insist that unelected judges should not overturn laws (like those relating to abortion or gay rights) unless the Constitution's text or its history is clear.

It was the right decision then, and should not be overturned now.

India agreed to withdraw their appeal after a request from England – but the umpires should not have overturned the decision.

"Somewhere between two-thirds and three-quarters of the public believe that Roe v. Wade should not be overturned," the pollster Mark Mellman says.

South Korea's action came as Dr. Jacques Rogge, the president of the International Olympic Committee, publicly reiterated the I.O.C.'s position that the results should not be overturned.

It ruled 7 to 2 last June that the Miranda ruling had become so embedded in the national culture that it should not be overturned.