Sentence examples for important overriding from inspiring English sources

"Transparency is an important overriding philosophy for us," he said.

In Europe, the Data Protection Directive (which is still in force but set to be replaced by the General Data Protection Regulation in May 2018) allows Member States to authorise sharing of identifiable and sensitive categories of data where important overriding public (health) interests exist (comparable provisions exist in the General Data Protection Regulation).

The most important overriding factor for the U.S. is the Gulf Cooperation Council's unity in the face of the threats from Iran and terrorism.

To us the important overriding fact about both the Harkin Report and the CFPB/DOE report is that they address only facets or symptoms of a much larger problem and that is that the country's higher educational system is in serious need of reform.

However, disease-induced decrements in liver and kidney clearance of xenobiotics are an important overriding factor leading to altered pharmacokinetics and possibly increased variability in elderly individuals.

Rather, it seems as if there are important overriding mechanisms, manifested by the hyperalgesia to pressure pain in the QST analysis, which is usually considered a sign of centralization [ 27] and is also present in fibromyalgia and whiplash associated disorders [ 28, 29].

(Wiltshire et al., 2005, p. 610) Being in situations where alcohol was being consumed was repeatedly identified as an important factor overriding personal nonsmoking rules, and it appeared to make smoking more acceptable and reduced cognitive dissonance.

When there is a conflict of interests, crucial interests will always override important interests, important interests will always override replaceable interests, etc.

She treats norms about beauty and fashion as important and perhaps overriding reasons for action because she has internalized the idea that appearance is a criterion of self-worth.

[ 7– 9] These high override rates imply that either too many alerts are being delivered or providers may be overriding clinically important suggestions.

Benefits for the consumer are too important to be overridden by the commercial interests of airlines.