Sentence examples for could be overruled from inspiring English sources
Any decisions the elected officials made could be overruled.
But Gove says it could be overruled by the European court of justice.
Envoys said American negotiators were not able to compromise, mindful that they could be overruled by the incoming Bush administration.
It was not clear whether the commission's decision was final or if it could be overruled by the interim government, which will examine the issue Tuesday.
He could be overruled by the council of the leading men, and his proposals to the general assembly of the warriors might be rejected by them.
Saudi Arabia has always had bad behaviour in climate talks, but it could be overruled when it was alone or just with Kuwait.
If, as expected, the review goes ahead and recommends lower sentences, the commission could theoretically be overruled by Congress.
The idea that voters could ever be overruled has made Mr. Wiener a target of derision, even in his own liberal corner.
Regardless, the state's off-road policy could eventually be overruled by a proposed bill intended to reinforce a full ban.
But though the Germans could easily be overruled, other members of the council would be taking a huge political risk if they alienated the euro area's largest and richest country.
