But at a hearing scheduled for Tuesday, the committee is to release a staff report that argues that in other instances the Energy Department overrode the objections of some of its professional staff members to pick aid recipients that were supposed to have innovative projects when, in fact, the technology was nothing new.
Data indicate that instances of judicial override are higher in election years, when judges may be especially inclined to appear tough on crime. .
In several instances, I had to override the interviews and record information directly to the returns.
Again, however, we found that ~20% of genes targeted by even large numbers (>15) of upregulated miRNAs continue to display the unexpected PC consistent with the hypothesis that the magnitude of repressor gene mediated derepression is, in some instances, sufficient to completely override miRNA regulation.
And it has also seized on the seemingly mundane, passing overrides that, for instance, suspend street parking regulations on Purim, Ash Wednesday and the Lunar New Year.
In China, for instance, the command culture system often overrides any expectation that superiors will be forthcoming with underlings.
The latter are verified in the local contexts only for the instances for which no exception to overriding exists, where exceptions require a justification in terms of facts that are provable from the knowledge base.
They did as much, for instance, in the context of veto overrides, impeachment, and expelling their own members.
In some instances, the specialization theme appeared to override young people's agency, as providers suggested they knew what was best for young people because they were specialists.
Since personal control is a paramount feature, there are only rare instances where the institutional policy to deny overrides the user policy to permit.
