Sentence examples similar to a overriding from inspiring English sources

Many saw the NHS as a duty and responsibility for dentists, and thus an overriding principle within and of itself.

Amplification of aurora kinase A (AK-A) overrides the mitotic spindle assembly checkpoint, inducing resistance to taxanes.

"As an overriding principle, I do not believe in prosecuting poverty," he told a weekly newspaper, The St . LouisAmerican.

I had seen nothing but fear & hunger--an overriding hunger--and it was a terrible sight".

He treats politics as a consideration in policy-making, but not as an overriding one.

It recognized an "overriding state interest' in protecting (state) residents from malicious libels.

Prawns sprinkled on mayonnaise to maintain texture - but an overriding fishy taste.

Alabama lawmakers have voted to end judicial override, a practice that empowers a judge to override a jury's sentencing verdict in death penalty cases. .

For example, you might get an override if a parent is in jail.

But the bill may have enough support in Council to pass in an override or a compromise.

The last measure subject to an override was a water projects bill rejected by President Bill Clinton in 2000.