Sentence examples for it should override from inspiring English sources

All over the world friendship is regarded a sacred bond, and in South Carolina it is held that it should override nearly all other considerations.

When Congress returns from recess, it should override these rules and draft legislation that updates the 1938 law in a way that does not hurt hardworking Americans who struggle, as supervisors or not, to get by, hour by hour.

Wired editor Nicholas Thompson questioned whether the moral case for shutting down Gab, and other sites like it, should override the free speech argument for keeping it around — and whether the tech companies who have the power to make such decisions  are using it wisely.

Lord Neuberger said: "In our view, the principle that a litigant should be able to see and hear all the evidence which is seen and heard by a court determining his case is so fundamental, so embedded in the common law, that, in the absence of parliamentary authority, no judge should override it.

"The principle that a litigant should be able to see and hear all the evidence which is seen and heard by a court determining his case is so fundamental, so embedded in the common law, that, in the absence of parliamentary authority, no judge should override it … [it] represents an irreducible minimum requirement of an ordinary civil trial," he said.

"In our view the principle that a litigant should be able to see and hear all the evidence which is seen and heard by a court determining his case is so fundamental, so embedded in the common law that, in the absence of parliamentary authority, no judge should override it, at any rate in relation to an ordinary civil claim..."...

In that case, he should override and run it at a cautious speed until he reached a normal section again.

Within many of the Brotherhood's branches, it is hotly debated whether national interests should override broader Muslim ones.

But neither is it a requirement of the UN charter, and the merit principle should override both these considerations.

But Eurosceptic Conservative MP Bill Cash said it should be for Parliament to decide on the issue and the "national interest" should override the coalition agreement.

It is now adjudged elitist to claim that the interests of western academics in studying an object should override the interests of people longing to see things of beauty.