Sentence examples for would have overturned from inspiring English sources

Voters in Ohio defeated a ballot initiative that would have overturned the state's 28 percent rate cap.

These old men justify their beliefs with a brace of ridiculous arguments that Jesus would have overturned in a minute.

I can't see how, if replay had been allowed, the referee would have overturned the call anyway.

A review would have overturned the verdict but Smith wasted the side's only referral in the opening over.

One effort failed recently in New York City, when a City Council committee killed a bill that would have overturned term limits for Council members.

The amendment would have overturned half a century of Supreme Court jurisprudence and enshrined a wholly new standard of church-state relations in the Constitution.

Looks way too high, they don't review and they wouldn't have overturned the umpire as it would have stayed umpire's call, just clipping the bails.

On his Twitter feed, Mike Pereira, the N.F.L.'s former head of officiating, said he would not have overturned the touchdown.

If the message had been menacing - and if Chambers had intended it to create fear or apprehension among reasonable people or been indifferent to that risk - the court would not have overturned his conviction.

The amendment wouldn't have overturned more inclusive local policies, which Patrick wanted.  .

I don't think the decision would have been overturned anyway as it was really tight.