Sentence examples for being overridden by from inspiring English sources
"Europe" hogs the headlines only when local institutions are being overridden by EU projects, such as the single currency.
"The higher-interest-rate story is being overridden by the amount of wealth potential homeowners have amassed," said Richard Yamarone, an economist with the Argus Research Corporation.
Mr Blunkett complains of "public policy" being overridden by the courts, but parliament has not approved a public policy of unfairness or inhumanity to asylum seekers.
It is distributing hundreds of "Armstrong's Wrong" T-shirts to citizens, contending that majority will is being overridden by the mayor, not the police.
"For the time being any nervousness is being overridden by high demand for the short supply of suitable homes for sale in the lower and middle market in many parts of the country".
"The public's right to know what governments do in our name is being overridden by public servants seeking to cover up a scandal in order to persecute and prosecute a whistleblower.
His earlier concerns were overridden by exigency.
It can be overridden by the mind.
They were overridden by the Legislature with barely a whimper.
On that point Abbott and Dutton were overridden by cabinet.
This cannot be overridden by anything from heaven.
