Sentence examples for have overridden the from inspiring English sources

If you have overridden the title of a top-level Book page, the overridden title will be used to create the first part of the menu path for sub-pages.

It is not clear whether the pilots attempted a "runaway stabilizer" procedure that would have overridden the plane's automated system.

A ballot initiative could perhaps have overridden the agreement with the coal plant, as the failed 2016 carbon tax ballot initiative was attempting to do.

Growing concerns in China about food security appear to have overridden the country's previous commitment to free trade, which has given it the world's second-largest trade surplus after Germany's in recent years.

The supreme court was mistaken, he said, in releasing the letters in response to a freedom of information (FOI) request and should not have overridden the ministerial veto which is only used "sparingly".

These technicians disabled the reactor's emergency-cooling system — not a mistake, exactly, since the system would otherwise have overridden the test, but also not a maneuver to be left in inexperienced hands.

And for some of the devout living here, the American conception has overridden the beliefs with which they were raised.

The Legislature has overridden the governor's veto of a bill that would require pregnant women and doctors to complete lengthy questionnaires before an abortion could be performed.

A report last year said that the meeting had overridden the school's preference on how to repair a crumbling part of a building.

"It's gotten to the point that the value of the real estate has overridden the value of having a meat market," he said.

Mr. Hirshon noted that the majority, "often a champion of state's rights," had overridden the views of most states on how to structure their judicial election systems.