Sentence examples for countermanded by from inspiring English sources
By Paul Bloom Violent acts are often motivated, rather than countermanded, by ethical norms.
2) How soon would the beauty of the result be countermanded by the resultant chafing?
(See Treaty of Purandhar). When this was countermanded by Calcutta, London intervened to renew the venture.
In another court document, a lawyer asserts that Chief Casey's recommendation was countermanded by one of his superiors -- Louis R. Anemone, then a division commander in the Bronx and now Chief of Department.
It appears that orders issued by the new prime minister, Morgan Tsvangirai, leader of the Movement for Democratic Change, are already being countermanded by ZANU-PF, formerly the sole ruling party, still bent on keeping the upper hand.
Writing for a 7 2 majority, Chief Justice William Rehnquist acknowledged that the court had often suggested that Miranda was not truly a constitutional holding and thus could be countermanded by Congress.
In 1976, Wright wrote another opinion declaring the new death penalty unconstitutional, but that ruling was countermanded, too--by yet another death penalty law, the one that remains in effect today.
It was the first time a cabinet member had ever publicly countermanded a determination by the F.D.A., the agency charged with ensuring the safety of foods and medicines.
He said that when the Health and Human Services secretary, Kathleen Sebelius, countermanded a move by the Food and Drug Administration in 2011 to make the pill, which helps prevent pregnancy after sexual intercourse, universally available, "the secretary's action was politically motivated, scientifically unjustified, and contrary to agency precedent".
Mr. Trump's failure to develop policies — and his tendency to countermand them by tweet — have caused major confusion worldwide about where we stand on issue after issue.
Edgar is the problem, and he issues a deadly order that Ella can countermand only by finding the hard-partying Lucinda and undoing the curse.
