Sentence examples for enough to overrule a from inspiring English sources

Our dogs are taught "intelligent disobedience", which means they need to be confident enough to overrule a command if it is not safe to do so, such as if a car is coming.

However the opportunity provided for such an in-depth assessment was considered important enough to overrule this concern.

It's the failure of an over-centralised prime ministerial office, too small to have real intellectual and research heft yet arrogant enough to overrule FCO advisers.

Wissam Tarif: To answer in practical terms, the Russians and the Chinese did not allow a referral for the International Criminal Court to have a jurisdiction in Syria, and no one in the West was serious enough to overrule this.

There is one thing I hoped would be recognized through releasing our photos and was strong enough to overrule the importance of privacy that we value: it is difficult to grow up feeling different, without a role model you can identify with.

Another reason for legislative and judicial reticence to overrule a presidential decision: real-world circumstances change.

The agreement gives the FBI director the authority to overrule a mediator's decision.

The authors concluded that MRI should not be used to overrule a recommendation for biopsy.

Congress has already restricted its power and has devised gimmicky ways to overrule an unpopular decision.

Collective-driven succession happens when a group has the power to overrule an individual.

Manfredi appeared to miss the ball but the video referee, Robert Hicks, failed to find enough evidence to overrule Chris Campbell's initial decision.