Sentence examples for until overruled from inspiring English sources

Although President Andrew Jackson was reported to have said "It's a damn poor mind, indeed, which can't think of at least two ways to spell a word," my advice is to stick with adviser until overruled by your supervisor.

Nonetheless, that case remains binding until overruled by the Supreme Court......

Homes nearby joined in until the mayor overruled the decision.

Because declarations by previous Pope still stand until they are overruled by new popes, pets may still have access to the Catholic version of the Christian afterlife.

He also led the team chosen to masterplan the rebuilding of Ground Zero, until Governor Pataki overruled his advisory committee and chose Daniel Libeskind instead.

"I always ask people, 'What would you do with Plessy v. Ferguson, which was sixty years old?' " That case, from 1896, affirmed the racial doctrine of separate but equal, until it was overruled by Brown v. Board of Education, in 1954.

She need look no further than a leaked parliamentary report on corruption and waste associated with recently revised fuel subsidies, which she had wanted to remove altogether until the president overruled her.

This court has determined the decisions of the district courts of appeal represent the law of this state unless and until they are overruled by this court, and therefore, in the absence of interdistrict conflict, district court decisions bind all Florida trial courts.

Justice Powell, who during his struggle with that case had told a startled (and closeted) law clerk that "I don't believe I have ever met a homosexual," told an audience of New York University law students in 1990 that he had concluded that "the dissent had the better of the arguments" in the 5-to-4 decision – a decision that endured for 17 years until the court overruled it in Lawrence v. Texas.

On the first point, Common Lawyers ordinarily think of precedents as constituting the law up and until they are overruled.

If the Constitution means what the Court says it means, it would it be impossible to say that a Supreme Court decision was wrong unless and until the Court overruled itself (or the Constitution was amended).