Sentence examples for decide to overrule from inspiring English sources

He could decide to overrule the commission's finding, though such actions are rare.

But the judge, Katharine S. Hayden of the United States District Court of New Jersey, said on Monday that she could decide to overrule the agreement, as well as impose thousands of dollars in fines.

The European Commission may well decide to overrule the scientific advice offered by the EFSA for political reasons, particularly if its expert committee, charged with considering the ethical aspects of cloned food, declares the technology objectionable.

Afterward, the nurse can decide to overrule this decision by adjusting the light level in the room manually.

Our panel decided to overrule the public.

In a surprise that became evident during the hearing, the new Iraqi interim government decided to overrule an American ban imposed last year and restore the death penalty.

Some administration aides said at the time that they worried that if Mr. Obama decided to overrule the military and apologize to Pakistan, it could become ammunition for his Republican opponents in the presidential campaign.

Ms. Hamburg's recommendation "was based not on politics - it was based on real scientific research," Mr. Bloomberg said, adding, "Why Sebelius decided to overrule her, I don't know".

Five minutes in and Mamadou decides to overrule the head, encouraging all the children not just to clap but to leap to their feet and dance with him, and soon the teachers are busting spectacular moves too.

From Mr. Deng's impatient body language and the scathing attacks he received from his rivals, Mr. Zhao says in the memoir, which is now being published in book form, it was obvious that Mr. Deng had already decided to overrule Mr. Zhao's proposal for dialogue with the students and impose martial law.

But Ayatollah Khamenei decided to overrule him and ordered the reinstatement of Mr Moslehi.