Sentence examples for need to overrule from inspiring English sources

It may sometimes need to overrule national courts … but these cases should be exceptional: it cannot act as just another layer of appeal.

A senior adviser to President Bill Clinton recalls that Mr. Clinton also understood the need to overrule the military but had been reluctant to deepen their already serious distrust of him as commander.

Twelve of the 18 legislators, the minimum for the two-thirds majority needed to overrule an executive veto, backed the override in a vote on June 10.

New therapeutic strategies are needed to overrule LN pro-survival signals and circumvent apoptosis blockades.

Mol (2012, p. 379) notes that "the overriding message of most dieting advice is that a person who wants to lose weight needs to overrule the desires of her craving body".

"You don't want to overrule Grutter," she said.

The Pres., who admired Marshall a great deal did not want to overrule him directly.

"You don't want to overrule Grutter.

If so, there is then a proper debate to be had about the circumstances when it might need to be overruled, as the philosopher Simon Blackburn recently argued.

Indeed, the need for a power to overrule only arises if earlier decisions are binding even when mistaken, since later courts could otherwise simply disregard decisions that were erroneous.

Modest Needs has the ability to overrule its contributors' votes, but in practice it almost never does.