Sentence examples for which will overturn from inspiring English sources

That is to say, it's a phenomenally ambitious history of our relationship with the written word, carried off with great lightness of touch and stuffed with all sorts of oddball facts which will overturn your most cherished historical assumptions abut reading.

Nadler introduced a bill this week called the "Respect For Marriage Act," which will completely overturn the "Defense Of Marriage Act" (DOMA) which bars the federal government from ever recognizing a gay marriage, and was signed into law by President Clinton.

Andrew Neilson, director of campaigns for the Howard League for Penal Reform, added that the rush to send a message out was leading to "some very bad sentences, which will be overturned on appeal".

George Joseph, owner of Mercury Insurance, has spent over $16 million on his Prop 33, which opponents say will overturn state law disallowing previous lack of coverage or gaps in individual auto insurance coverage from being a factor in setting rates.

Irrespective of any constitutional status, which will, eventually, be overturned by federal statute or a Supreme Court ruling, Abbott is fighting against the tidal surge of history.

"I think that ultimately the courts will overturn it".

They will overturn decades of unhealthy practices.

This might change as optimists believe that the UN will overturn its ban from 1988.

He expected the Appeals Court will overturn Kearney's decision.

We don't want someone who will overturn Roe.

He argued that Trump had not come through with an infrastructure program and had overturned regulations, which "will hurt us on the job".