Sentence examples for was overturned at from inspiring English sources

The case was overturned at the court of appeal in August and is now headed for the supreme court.

Today's decision was the first time that a score by a skating judge was overturned at the Winter Games.

That ancient economics of creation was overturned at the dawn of the industrial age by the technologies of mass production.

Their case was overturned at the high court, the court of appeal, and finally at the European court of human rights in 2002.

What was overturned at Harrisburg was not science, whether of the 18th or any other century, but pseudo-science - the pretense that the actions of tens of thousands of human beings can be regulated with the precision of scientific theory.

Mancini won his first Manchester derby, the home leg of last season's League Cup semi-final, but the 2-1 lead was overturned at Old Trafford and United are unbeaten in the three meetings since then.

It remains possible the limit will be overturned at a later date, which could have a significant effect on future elections.

Only the chairs were overturned, at the center of the room; nothing else had been touched, nothing pulled off the shelves and thrown on the floor, nothing smashed.

I'm at a loss that I have a legal document that can just be overturned at the whim of a government minister.

There are concerns that some of the convictions could be overturned at the appellate level, where the courts set an extremely high evidentiary bar.

On the other hand, the planning departments in the town hall would have more power – fewer of the local decisions would be overturned at a higher level.