Sentence examples for finally overrule from inspiring English sources

On the face of it, the painful decision by House speaker John Boehner to finally overrule his conservative wing and allow a deal to be passed with the help of Democrats could herald more such violations of the so-called Hastert rule – an unofficial doctrine that requires the speaker to block floor votes that are not supported by a majority of his own party.

Maguire said that he urged Broad and Riordan not to bastardize Gehry's plan, saying, "Unless you want to be viewed as a couple of guys from Peoria, don't do that!" Broad insisted, until he was finally overruled by Diane Disney Miller, Lillian Disney's daughter.

Mansfield's judgment was finally overruled by the House of Lords in Donaldson v Beckett in 1774.

It would be another five years until the remainder of the selection committee finally overruled Smythe and posthumously inducted Jackson into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1971.

After an exhaustive consideration of geometric features and indices of environmental, socio-economic adaptation, the upgrading strategies are examined and eventually overruled one by one, finally leading to the optimum alternative.

ABC ultimately overruled their opposition.

The daily onslaught of guilt and remorse that washed over me every time I stuck my fingers down my throat to throw up have finally outweighed and overruled the benefits of staying with ED.

She was finally released when another judge overruled the original decision, and allowed her to pay only the original $500 bail.

South Korea, getting the luck of a decision that overruled a goal by North Korea in Seoul, finally wore down the resistance of its northern cousins to win with a late, deflected free kick.

Finally, habit was found to be a direct predictor of the preparatory behaviors and seems to overrule the effect of the cognitive factors.

And while he admits it would be "brave" of the judge to overrule the university's decision, Chimnay remains confident that he can win the case and finally get a pass, according to Fairfax.