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His most potent tool is the veto, which can only be overturned with a three-fifths majority in the lower house of parliament.

But even where they have supposedly been stopped, the ban, it seems, can be overturned with a nod and a wink.

There have been some ominous signs of the old United, at least in the ability to find a way to win, since then and Moyes will feel they are close enough to the top for him to feel confident the odds might just be overturned with a trademark surge in from January onwards.

An almost (but not quite) impossible task, but completely legal: a governor's decision can be overturned with a 2/3 vote of the legislature.

The three-game losing streak was overturned with a 3 0 win over Burnley; Graham scored twice to become the third player to score more than one goal during a league game.

Anything else, he writes, is just an executive deal that can be overturned with "the stroke of a pen".

The document, signed by all but seven of the Republican Senate majority, suggests that the Iranian leadership does not understand America's constitutional complexities and warns that any agreement signed with the Obama administration could be overturned "with the stroke of a pen" by the president's successor.

We too often assume that bad ideas deeply rooted in culture can be overturned with little more than a good counter-argument.

George's was the first case to be overturned with the help of an innocence project in nine years.

Prof Julie Price, who runs the Cardiff project with Dr Dennis Eady, said university students had worked for "hundreds of hours" on the case over a four year period and the fact that it was the first case to be overturned with the help of an innocence project in nine years exposed serious flaws in the appeal process.

We also show that Ryr1 AG/+ muscles have a persistent K+ outward leak that can be overturned with the addition of external K+ or inhibition of KATP channels.