Sentence examples for from being overruled from inspiring English sources

(One of Barnett's proposed amendments would do the opposite, protecting Citizens United from being overruled by a future Supreme Court).

At a meeting of finance ministers in Luxembourg, the British chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, won a concession that would in most cases prevent the national regulator from being overruled on the authorization of trading by companies in over-the-counter derivatives in Britain.

The Conservatives have described their plans to stop British laws being overruled by human rights judgements from Strasbourg as "viable and legal".

Once again, they are being overruled.

Is subject to being overruled by Guardian Council.

But Mr Ahmadinejad did not like being overruled.

And even as New Englanders like Anne Hutchinson streamed in, seeking refuge from Puritan rulers, the colony's own most famous leader, Peter Stuyvesant, resisted the growing diversity: he tried to ban Jews and Quakers from settling, but was overruled in the home country.

When officers involved in high-level Pentagon deliberations in the summer raised concerns about building a rebel army from scratch, they were overruled by senior commanders, who warned that airstrikes alone would not defeat the militants, one of the officers said.

That claim drew objections from Mr. Drucker, who was overruled by Justice Bruce Allen.

Many industry analysts expect Mr. Becker to resign from the board, having been overruled by Mr. Haffa.

We therefore recommend that the limit should be enacted as planned in June 2010, and that opposing opinions from the alcohol industry be overruled due to significant and demonstrable public health risk.