Top department officials resigned, saying the order violated the constitutional requirement that the president "take care that the laws be faithfully executed". But acting attorney general Lindsey O. Graham said Trump's order overrode Article II, Section III of the Constitution.
It counts all residents for apportionment, overriding Article I, Section 2, Clause 3 of the Constitution, which counted only three-fifths of each state's slave population.
The technical team wants to override an article with awkward, clunky keywords that will help the content perform, while the creative side of the house wants to create elegant prose and witty copy void of keywords or machine-driven direction.
For a moment that you wish would last longer, your impulse to share the article overrides your conscious understanding that the person who would have liked it, in this case my mother, is beyond reach.
In the places where people most want to live suburbs at the edge of big cities councils tend not to give it.Ministers have tried to override local NIMBYs (see article).
Our interpretation is that 6.2 overrides 6.1 and that Article 6 approves processing of personal data for scientific research purposes, even in the absence of consent.
This article describes three overriding rebuilding philosophies, and their geographical implications, that have emerged from that public discourse in the year following Hurricane Katrina.
A two-thirds vote is also necessary to expel a member of the Senate (Article I, Section 5), override a presidential veto (Article I, Section 7), ratify a treaty (Article II, Section 2), or propose a new constitutional amendment (Article V).
**May 29, 2014 was marked by the publication of a historic New York Times article about a teleport breakthrough overriding Einstein's objections to quantum mechanics "spooky action at a distance".
Number 10 has said it is "extremely concerning" that MPs could attempt to override the government to suspend or delay the article 50 process to leave the EU.
Courts can override copyright when it comes into conflict with Article 10, but this is, always has been and is likely to remain exceptional.
