reversal of a decision

Privately, team officials were not expecting the reversal of a decision but hoped they could raise some fuss over the apparent inconsistency.

"In fact, this may be the first movie that has solved a major murder mystery and led to a reversal of a decision at trial," Mr. Morris said.

Texas Death Penalty Cases The Supreme Court appears poised to deliver a fourth reversal of a decision made by one of the two courts that review the state's death penalty cases.

U.S. Supreme Court summary reversal of a decision by the Montana Supreme Court holding that Citizens United did not preclude a Montana state law prohibiting corporate spending in elections.

A reversal of a decision by the officials in the waning seconds of overtime helped St. Peter's reach the final of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference tournament today with a 77-76 triumph over Iona.

In a blow to farmers along the Oregon-California border, Interior Secretary Gale A. Norton refused to accept a petition today that sought reversal of a decision that has shut off irrigation water to about 200,000 acres of farmland.

(Sept. 25, 2009) Joint brief of the United States and the Federal Trade Commission as amicus curiae supporting petitioner, and urging reversal of a decision of the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.

In a curious reversal of a decision announced less than a week ago, Conde Nast Publications Inc. said yesterday that Alexandra Penney would remain as editor in chief of Self magazine instead of becoming director of media development for the company's magazine unit.

(May 18, 2011) Amicus brief before the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, supporting plaintiffs/appellants and urging reversal of a decision by the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey.

In 2004 he argued on behalf of the State of Florida in the United States Supreme Court in the case of Florida v. Nixon, where he obtained a unanimous reversal of a decision of the Supreme Court of Florida.