Sentence examples for were then overturned from inspiring English sources

Cows were then overturned and foot restraints applied.

A Redskins touchdown pass was then overturned when the video replay showed that Aldrick Robinson had lost control of the ball.

In Federal District Court in San Francisco, the center won a decision that was then overturned by the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.

Rice was eventually released by the Ravens and given an indefinite suspension by the NFL, which was then overturned last week.

Oviedo was released in 2007, initially on parole for good behaviour; his conviction was then overturned in a majority ruling by the country's Supreme Court following testimony from former officers that there had been no coup attempt.

That was then overturned on appeal at the court of arbitration for sport, allowing Armitstead to compete in the Olympic women's road race, where she finished out of the medals in fifth.

A federal judge ruled in favor of Samantha Elaeuf, but this decision was then overturned by the tenth Circuit Court of Appeals.

The latter notion was then overturned again by a new set of bone marrow chimera studies inferring substantial replacement of microglia by bone-marrow-derived precursors [ 68].

For example, in Adams and Neumark (2005b), the experiences of cities enacting living wages laws were compared only with cities in which living wage laws were approved but then overturned or annulled by judicial rulings, legislative decisions, etc.

A mausoleum was then opened, coffins overturned and the remains scattered.

I asked her to let me talk to her boss, who was then able to overturn that decision, so I ended up only having to wait six months until my next wage negotiation.