Sentence examples for has an overriding from inspiring English sources
This outlook was contrasted with the views of "an establishment Republican," who has an "overriding belief in the glory of the free market, [who] might be moved to tear down a cathedral and replace it with a strip mall if it made economic sense".
If Outline has an overriding theme, this is it.
"The BBC is the publicly funded, national broadcaster and has an overriding responsibility to wider society.
If Matthews has an overriding professional insecurity, it is being confined to the pigeonhole of cable blowhard.
If "Bonk" has an overriding point, it is that trivia about scientific sex research can be truly grisly, especially in its geniality.
The BBC itself has an overriding responsibility to foster and support good journalism, and to respond proportionately when that journalism is challenged.
RCA has an "override"– it will get a small percentage of whatever money the album makes – but, as Skarendahl points out, "that's a kind of irrelevant figure, because we've got the album back: and that's bigger than any percentage".
That prompted a sharp reply from Rep. Edward Markey, D-Mass.: "Why do you need to have an override if there's no problem?
At some level, the driverless cars will have to have an override, in which the human can take control.
Rasool said the State Department had an override mechanism to prevent the detention of South African government officials traveling to the U.S., but in Sexwale's case the mechanism lapsed when he ceased to be a government minister.
