The bigger and overriding question is what is or should be the purpose of education in the United States of America.
She says that this could allow a future Republican president to team up with banks and big business to "override" American financial regulations.
Authorities which either do not engage with the STP process fully, fail to offer a credible way forward or allow the egos of local "big beasts" to override the needs of the whole system can expect gruelling, unforgiving interrogations with Stevens and Mackey.
A group of seat holders on the New York Stock Exchange, led by billionaire investor and former NYSE director Kenneth Langone, are attempting to mount an effort to purchase the Big Board and override the exchange's announced merger with all-electronic marketplace Archipelago Holdings, sources close to the effort told The Associated Press.
And, from my perspective, the addition of this functionality has a big chance to override the difficulty of having to give up control of your final destination, especially if it can offer a way to apply frequent flier miles once booked.
Mr Rudd seems keen not to let China's status as Australia's biggest trading partner override its security concerns.
"Particularly since the 2000 elections, there has been a big falloff in overrides," said William N. Eskridge Jr., a law professor at Yale and the author of a seminal 1991 study on which Professor Hasen built his own.
He proved that he, a humble official of HM Revenue & Customs, could still be "a player" – the go-to guy who could cut a deal with the big boys – by overriding his underlings.
To get a big enough vote to override a threatened veto by President Bush, the House leadership obliged the worst instincts of Republicans.
But report after report – the kind governments and big organisations choose to override – tells us that the best way to ensure that everyone is well fed, sustainably and securely, is through farms that are mixed, complex and low-input (quasi-organic).
