Sentence examples for been overridden by from inspiring English sources
Officials said that the arguments have been heard repeatedly in the debate over the aid plan, but that most of the criticisms have been overridden by administration officials determined to establish a new American commitment to Colombia's stability.
She added: "The will of the people has now been overridden by unelected federal justices, accountable to no-one".
Mr. Levy has vetoed 100 bills passed by the Republican-controlled Legislature, and 86 of those vetoes have been overridden by bipartisan coalitions.
In particular, Mr. Burnett has suggested that the Environmental Protection Agency's views have been overridden by others in the administration doing industry's bidding.
Inflation was running at 3% a month, and the presidential veto on the anti-union Taft-Hartley Act had been overridden by the Republican-controlled Congress.
Governor Blagojevich, a former prosecutor, said his concerns about "hampering the law enforcement community" by requiring the police to tape interrogations had been overridden by the notion that tapes will provide "clearer, more reliable" evidence for the state's justice system.
The partially automated system could be overridden by braking or accelerating, while the fully automated system could also be overridden by steering; if either system was overridden, it had to be activated manually again.
Mr. Divola's color photographs of small isolated houses in the California desert have a travel-magazine beauty that is overridden by documentary interest and poetic intrigue.
But this is overridden by collective agreements which, on average, provide for 14 weeks of paid parental leave, again at full pay.
