Sentence examples for was reversed through from inspiring English sources

Lindland lost to Keith Sieracki in the United States trials in Dallas, but the decision was reversed through a lengthy fight that began with arbitration and extended through a series of court rulings.

The present model emerged through the 2002 annexation of all independent municipalities on the island of Montreal, the dissolving of the Montreal Urban Community, and then the election of a new provincial government under which the annexation of 15 municipalities was reversed through referendum (2004).

Although the Court of Appeal held in the 1988 case Chng Suan Tze v. Minister for Home Affairs that the courts could review the legality of detentions under the Act, the effect of the case was reversed through amendments to the Constitution and the ISA in 1989.

We extended these results by using the reverse strategy in which metastatic capability in native colon carcinoma cells was reversed through introduction of TGFβ receptor Smad signaling.

In contrast, in a model of aortic constriction in rats, activation of TLR4 signalling reduced the hypertrophy response, an effect that was reversed through administrating a TLR4 antagonist [ 73].

Thus, TGF-β is known both as an EMT inducer and as a pro-fibrotic molecule, and in their spectacular study using BMP7 to antagonize EMT, Zeisberg et al. showed that both tubular EMT and fibrosis could be reversed, but they pointed out that this association does not allow the conclusion that fibrosis was reversed through an anti-EMT effect [ 6].

At TEDMED, she noted that diabetes, which is a major source of health-care costs, can be reversed through changes in life style.

(According to the Innocence Project, nearly three-quarters of the convictions that have been reversed through DNA evidence have featured mistaken eyewitness testimony).

Anybody who thought this game is over or that it couldn't be reversed through the agency process is kidding themselves".

The transition operation that was set up in August, even before Mr. Obama was formally nominated at the Democratic convention, included a plan to scrutinize the policies that could be reversed through executive orders.

"No one ever says 'match.' " Hair evidence has been a factor in about one-third of the 111 wrongful convictions that have been reversed through DNA tests over the last decade.