Sentence examples for are often overruled from inspiring English sources

Professional foresters are often overruled by the rich and powerful, and Hugh had seen hair-raising things by the time we met in Malaysia in 1997.

While there is an office devoted to "surveillance and epidemiology," which is theoretically responsible for post-market monitoring, its budget is startlingly small, it does not function as an independent agency, and its recommendations are often overruled.

The central bank has long been a reformers' outpost, and is often overruled.

It predominated over weak kings and was often overruled by strong ones.

The report said that doctors' advice was often overruled by senior managers, meaning that one young inmate who suffered a fracture – potentially as a result of being restrained by guards – did not receive medical treatment for 15 hours.

The Medical Society of New Jersey, which represents 8,000 doctors statewide, said its members were forced into taking unfair contracts, that company computers routinely reduced payments and that decisions for treating patients were often overruled.

But planners were often overruled by politicians.

Thomas Martin, a top safety engineer in the FAA's commercial space office, also complained to investigators, saying that he and other technical staff were often overruled by managers when they questioned Scaled's operations.

The 100-page report, which is to be made public on Friday, portrays a culture in which veterinarians concerned about the fitness of horses were challenged and often overruled by nonmedical people responsible for producing full fields for races.

Although Tillerson has been notably missing from key Trump meetings and his views often overruled, he was the only other U.S. official in the room when Trump met with Putin at the G20 meeting in Hamburg earlier this month.

Even when it made plans for the American market, those decisions were often second-guessed or overruled by German executives.