Sentence examples for Overriding order from inspiring English sources
That redeployment was well in progress when, soon after midday on November 3, an overriding order came from Hitler, insisting that el-Alamein must be held at all costs.
The firemen had their reasons for doing what they did, but in overriding direct orders they put themselves and their unit in added danger.
The transformation "hot spots" that we have identified appear to coincide with several previously defined transdetermination "weak spots", suggesting that ectopic eye formation is less the result of one network overriding the orders of another, as previously thought, but rather is the physical manifestation of redirecting cell populations of enormous cellular plasticity.
In one case, the Federal Debt Collection Practices Act was held to override charging order exclusivity in FDCPA Overrides State Law Limitations Period And Charging Order Exclusivity In Wilhite.
All of the exchanges studied were found by the commission to allow their traders to override automatic order display systems.
Qualcomm says it's going to ask President George W. Bush to override the order.
Use parentheses to identify the arguments of functions and to override the order of operations.
Fast-tracking a project involves carrying out sequential activities in parallel, partially overriding their original order of precedence, to reduce the overall project duration.
The General Assembly also rejected Hogan's veto of a bill that strips the authority to regulate alcohol and tobacco from the state comptroller's office, and took action toward overriding his executive order mandating schools start after Labor Day.
"Beyond overriding an executive order that existed under President George W. Bush, yesterday's actions on the House floor defy the repeated promises of House leadership to operate under regular order and with transparency.
Self-control has been defined as the capacity to alter one's responses, e.g. by overriding impulses in order to bring behaviour in line with goals and standards [1], [2].
