A couple of the smaller items are almost certain to be overridden, such as a cut in Medicare fees and the effects of the non-indexation of the alternative minimum tax, both of which routinely get "fixed" and "patched" respectively.
The allocation from the BAR procedure should be treated as a recommendation, and overridden as appropriate.
The requirements of professional confidentiality, for instance, can be so overridden, as when medical confidentiality regarding a doctor-patient communication stands in the way of saving a life.
Noting the May 2015 vote was not the first time the legislature had overridden a gubernatorial veto, Ricketts believed that his "political prestige and his authority as the governor was being challenged by legislature," Dunham said. . "So he chose this issue, among the various times he'd be overridden, as the one on which he would make a personal stand and stake his political reputation". .
President Bush's veto was easily overridden as Republicans in droves abandoned his misguided effort to help the insurance industry hold on to its large subsidies.
That is left to the Office of Professional Responsibility, which has no independence and can be far too easily overridden as it was in its investigation of the Bush administration's appalling memos authorizing the drowning technique known as waterboarding and other torture of detainees.
Mutations in two loci were overridden as problematic signals (see shaded 'PS' signals in Tables S4a b, discussed in Text S1).
For open access to the mass spectrometer inlet apertures, the exterior housing of the ESI sources were detached and interlocks were overridden as previously described.
"How many governors can say they left office without ever vetoing a bill, or having a veto overridden," said Tom Wilson, a spokesman for Mr. DiFrancesco.
In the Target breach, the automated, intelligent, self-healing IT security system was overridden to perform just as a passive alert system.
