Sentence examples for overridden some of from inspiring English sources

The House passed a major climate and energy bill last summer that would have overridden some of the agency's regulatory authority.

That would override some of the drag from a higher trade deficit," Mr. Schwerdtfeger said.

"Of the two running, I'm hoping that his business acumen will override some of his knee-jerk stuff".

So you have a tough message for most English voters, but it seems that you can override some of their hostility to politicians.

He also argued that the 'synergies' from the deal would override some of these problems, adding that only a fraction of the distressed loans have actually crystallised into losses.

Macdonald sought to pass a Fisheries Act which would override some of the treaty provisions, to the dismay of the British, who were still responsible for external relations.

acknowledged that people are looking for the president to "extend olive branches to this Republican-controlled Congress," and said that might be overriding some of his efforts to stick to policies that he knows his base appreciates.

Because IL-18 was able to override some of the effects of the Tregs as indicated by the findings of increased CD8+ T cells in mice given adoptively transferred Tregs, we next evaluated the effects of IL-18 on Treg function in vitro.

The T78F or P76F mutations in imidazole glycerol phosphate synthase override some of the control exerted by the wild-type gate and block the passage of ammonia through the tunnel.

It allows provincial (or federal) legislatures to override some sections of the Charter on an interim basis for up to five years.

Since TSLP is required for the initial expansion of B1 and B2 bone marrow B-cell progenitors [ 15], it can also be postulated that an increase in systemic TSLP levels in HCV-infected patients enhances B-cell lymphopoiesis and the expansion of specific B-cell subsets, leading to override of some of the controls underlying B-cell tolerance.