Sentence examples for since overturned from inspiring English sources

Luckily, courts have since overturned many of his actions.

Shadow Queensland mining minister Andrew Cripps said the "common sense" decision vindicated the former Newman government's move to restrict community objection rights "to limit frivolous and vexatious objections to resource projects", since overturned by the Palaszczuk government.

The dictator Francisco Franco appointed the then Prince Juan Carlos as his successor in 1969 and the new king swore his allegiance within the legal framework of the dictatorship, since overturned by the 1978 constitution.

With the Scots trailing at half-time by seven points to a side who have not beaten a Tier 1 nation since overturning France at the 1924 Olympics, Vern Cotter summoned his heavyweights from the bench and his team ran in five second-half tries, as they had against Japan on Wednesday.

It has since been overturned.

One sanction has since been overturned on appeal.

However, the ban trigged a mutinous reaction and has since been overturned.

Democracy Now ran special reports after Bell was convicted (a conviction that has since been overturned although he remains in jail).

A district judge granted them a temporary injunction, forcing Citizens Medical to allow the doctors back into the hospital in the meantime — a ruling that has since been overturned by an appellate court.

In his posting about their unanimous decision to uphold the gun ban — which has since been overturned by the Supreme Court — he wrote, "If they are allowed to get away with this by surviving, other judges will act the same way".

About two years ago, local groups seeking to block the project obtained a ruling from an environmental-management authority to the effect that the development would have a negative impact on wildlife; that ruling has since been overturned, but now it has been appealed to the high court.