Sentence examples for force to override from inspiring English sources

What I believe is actually happening, is that it takes a tremendous amount of metabolic force to override that ancient pattern of sleep and make yourself sleep for eight hours straight.

It was depressing evidence of the power of anti-abortion forces to override a reasonable compromise.

In an assessment of the rescue conducted jointly with the European Central Bank (ECB) and the European commission, the IMF said it had been forced to override its normal rules for providing financial assistance in order to put money into Greece.

If creation out of nothing were indeed a demonstrable impossibility, then faith would be forced to override an answer given by reason rather than merely answer a question about which reason is silent.

The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled that Judge Urbina did not have the power to override immigration laws and force the executive branch to release foreigners into the United States.

Does the principle of the sanctity of life, whether or not it is enshrined in law, have such moral force as to override all considerations of compassion or common sense?

Yet she forced herself to override her instincts and relaxed her shoulders to utilise her arms to greater effect and centimetre by centimetre she edged in front.

Nixon sent a clean water bill to Congress, then vetoed the final product on Oct. 17 after it had nearly doubled in size,  forcing Congress to override the next day.

Despite his concerns about invasion of privacy, the judge, Mr Justice Birss, allowed Santander to slap hundreds of so-called "Norwich Pharmacal" court orders on the banks, forcing them to override client confidentiality and reveal the details of the people who received these payments.

Type 1 processing is a useful and frequent technique used in radiological interpretation by experienced radiologists, and rather than eliminating it and its inherent biases, the best strategy for minimising these biases may be learning deliberate type 2 forcing strategies to override type 1 thinking where appropriate [43].

It seems as though only a big crisis will force our country to override all the cynical lobbies and change our energy usage.