Sentence examples similar to demand override from inspiring English sources

This writer already has recommended a return to mechanical controls to avoid this haunting, and I expect that the regulators will demand some new override controls on all cars brake overrides against the gas pedal.

Thus sensitization, a simple competitive form of learning, provides a mechanism whereby changing environmental demands can rapidly override the long-term memory of habituation.

Not only did these blunt the efficacy of financial incentives, but they also overrode demand side and provider autonomy to some extent [ 51].

But it may not be right for everyone and I'd hate to have a system in which pushy parents demanded home births, overriding the professionals' advice.

Yet I conclude that these serious concerns do not override the moral demand to be as discriminate as possible in carrying out an otherwise justified killing.

In fact, many of the expressions of interests of the common people are normal, and we should not use the concept of keeping stability to override the interest demands of the public".

"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".

King is understood to be keen for banks to increase lending, though it is far from clear how they pursue this course with vigour when the demands of regulators appear to override the needs of the economy.

It can override the city council, demand information from almost anyone and enter buildings without permission.

Sometimes they override the rules of supply and demand.

The Energy Policy Act of 2005 granted FERC authority to override states in areas where electricity demand was particularly high and transmission lines were lacking, and defined "congestion corridors" along the Atlantic seaboard and in the Southwest.