Sentence examples for was subsequently overturned from inspiring English sources

The ban was subsequently overturned in September last year.

The injunction was subsequently overturned and the case was dropped.

It was subsequently overturned on appeal, allowing the swimmer Yulia Efimova, for instance, to compete, but Stepanova said that without IOC support she would not press her case.

(In upholding Burdine's conviction, a federal court stressed that it could not be determined that he had slept through critical moments in the trial; that decision was subsequently overturned).

After being prosecuted for electoral fraud, a conviction that was subsequently overturned, and losing her Newark seat in 2001, Jones developed a serious vodka habit which killed her less than a month before her 50th birthday.

An Israeli conviction was subsequently overturned on appeal, and the United States Justice Department found itself back at Square 1, obliged finally to use much clearer evidence that Mr. Demjanjuk was a smaller fish at Sobibor.

But the convictions were subsequently overturned, and the legal system has remained weak.

Scores of convictions were obtained at jury-less trials, many of them flimsy enough to be subsequently overturned.

2009 Basildon Council's decision to evict is quashed in the High Court, but this ruling is subsequently overturned on appeal.

Yesterday's win represented the fourth electoral victory in six years for Mr Thaksin or his allies but on the three previous occasions the wins were subsequently overturned.

Prosecutors and lawyers for the Kercher family then challenged the acquittals, which were subsequently overturned by the Court of Cassation because of the way the appeals process had been handled.