Sentence examples for override decisions from inspiring English sources

She added that families can override decisions by people to donate their organs after they die.

Balls blustered about "constitutional" issues arising over whether judges should be able to override decisions taken by elected ministers.

Mr. Walcott and his team will not have the power to override decisions by the school board.

More than twenty override decisions have involved white defendants, but in some of these cases, too, the judge's reasoning has had a racial subtext.

The former prosecutor, Henry M. Greenberg, recommended that the state appoint a fiscal monitor with the power to override decisions by the school board.

"He voted last night because he feels that it is important for democracy that the House of Lords should not override decisions made by the elected House of Commons," the spokesperson told The Independent.

For example, manual review of QA results for earlier analysis runs resulted in a QA override decision for selenocysteine proteins which were flagged with an error for internal stop codons.

In contrast, in Canada, UK, USA and Sweden, young women are legally able to override parental decisions if they are considered mature enough to make, and understand the consequences of, the decision.

The decision cannot be appealed further, according to planning officials, although City Council members have the power to override commission decisions if they choose.

This would allow national parliaments to override Strasbourg decisions on general matters of policy.

They have also pledged to give Holyrood legal independence from Westminster; currently the law allows Westminster to override Scottish decisions.