Sentence examples for of being overridden from inspiring English sources

The legislation, originally passed in January, fell short of being overridden last week by the full membership.

Had Mr. Trump vetoed the legislation, he faced the politically embarrassing prospect of being overridden by a Congress controlled by his own party on a measure to penalize Moscow at the same time his associates are being investigated for their contacts with Russia.

Integrity, impartiality and accountability are all at risk of being overridden by profit.

This is not an "accident of history", to be overridden by property speculation at will.

Mr Blunkett complains of "public policy" being overridden by the courts, but parliament has not approved a public policy of unfairness or inhumanity to asylum seekers.

It is also a form of coercion where the wishes of the minority in number of shares are overridden by those who hold the majority of the shares," Justice Anthony Rogers wrote in the note.

A habit of diffidence is overridden by a habit of truth-telling; inhibition and confession mingle in their touching, comic cocktail.

Consistent with this, osteocyte apoptosis was not suppressed in DMP1-caPTHR1 mice likely because the pro-survival effects of Wnts were overridden by the simultaneous PTHR1 signal, whereas osteoblast apoptosis was suppressed because osteoblasts receive only Wnt pro-survival signals.

We found that 52% of alerts were overridden.

It was interpreted that the lipolytic effect of GH was overridden in the dose range used, and that dose-dependency may therefore become apparent at lower doses.

Your dog's higher centers of consciousness are overridden during the seizure, and his brain is flooded with random electrical stimulation, stifling the conscious centers.