Sentence examples for overridden by its from inspiring English sources

The probative value of character evidence is easily overridden by its potential influence on the jury (Walton 1997, 20 21).

In both instances the defence is that hard cases make bad law: once the principle is conceded that the policy can be overridden by force, it will have lost its power altogether.

We knew the outgoing governor wouldn't veto anything because he's interviewing with President-elect Trump right now and getting overridden by his legislature wouldn't help his image.

For the remaining four applications, the effect of Internet use was overridden by the opinion about its usefulness.

We showed that although HIF1A-AS1 knockdown helps CM survival, its effect is overridden by CM-EC bidirectional interactions as we showed that the conditioned media taken from the CM-EC co-cultures improved CM survival, regardless of HIF1A-AS1 expression.

Hatem et al. [ 3] suggest that rapamycin did not have this effect in the wild-type strain because its effect is overridden by the high JH levels in this strain.

In this particular month, the US Senate Finance Committee released a report based on a 2-year inquiry of rosiglitazone, expressing concern that the "FDA has overlooked or overridden safety concerns cited by its own officials" [ 12].

There is a throttle in the handlebars, but it is overridden by force on the pedals.

The partially automated system could be overridden by braking or accelerating, while the fully automated system could also be overridden by steering; if either system was overridden, it had to be activated manually again.

Obviously, it can be overridden by force majeur.

They concluded: "In our judgment, the clear and necessary implication from these provisions taken separately and cumulatively is that parliament intended EU rights to have effect in domestic law and that this effect should not be capable of being undone or overridden by action taken by the crown in exercise of its prerogative powers".