Upon returning, Kennedy became a leader in the push for economic sanctions against South Africa; collaborating with Senator Lowell Weicker, he secured Senate passage, and the overriding of Reagan's veto, of the Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act of 1986.
But Reed Brody, a human rights lawyer, said that although "ECOWAS' decisive action is definitely a warning to dictators, the signs are still very uneven if we look at the passive reaction to a stolen election in Gabon (in West Africa) and the overriding of term limits in places like, Rwanda, Uganda and most recently, Burundi" in central and east Africa.
A long and bitter fight ended Thursday with the override of the mayoral veto and the passage of the Community Safety Act.
In addition, protein levels of APC cognate E2s, UBCH10 and Ube2S are crucial for the activation of APC-Cdc20, and play a role in the override of mitotic arrest (Reddy et al., 2007; Garnett et al., 2009).
Although it is likely that the specific mechanism(s) by which DBS exerts its effects varies between diseases and target nuclei, the overriding of pathological activity appears to be ubiquitous.
We should say that overriding of functionality is acceptable and often desirable, but the overriding of exception information is usually not a.
On Wednesday, presidential hopeful Texas Gov. Rick Perry (R) spoke to the New Hampshire legislature, praising the legislation and urging an override of the veto.
One petrofacies includes much material from the higher elevated sedimentary sequences of the Transantarctic Mountains and represents overriding of the mountains and deposition of part of the Sirius Group during or after the late Oligocene to early Miocene.
Unfortunately, stability and employment are the overriding objectives of Beijing.
That treaty would ideally begin by setting a minimum corporate tax rate and move toward the overriding principle of the commission's proposed reform: treating global companies as single entities taxed at a minimum rate.
