Sentence examples for may overrule from inspiring English sources

In the end, Whitehall may overrule the council's decision by public inquiry.

Yvette Cooper, the housing minister, hinted that Whitehall may overrule local councils that ignore such advice.

Patient preference and clinical data may overrule performing tests considered inappropriate.

The study shows that the kinetics may overrule the self-healing MAX-phase design criteria based on thermodynamics.

The local boards have been given broad discretion, which no court may overrule absent a clear abuse of discretion.

The trial court's oral order reads in relevant part: "The local boards have been given broad discretion which no Court may overrule, absent a clear abuse of discretion".

First, a decision of this Court may explicitly overrule one of our precedents.

The courts may eventually overrule Trump on the constitutionality of his declaration.

Gorsuch, who co-authored a treatise on how to handle prior decisions, told Grassley that only "in very few cases" may courts overrule precedents.

The City Council or mayor may ultimately overrule the planners, but it's nice to see the experts speak up for a better-planned Los Angeles.

It has, in bioethical debate, been argued that healthcare staff may justifiably overrule decisions that are insufficiently authentic in order to protect a patient's authentic or underlying true interests [ 3, 48].