After Keirstead got the endorsement Rouda tried to petition to override it at the full convention, but either narrowly missed the deadline or was shut out in contravention of party rules.
What if a 14-year-old riding in an Uber tries to override it, telling it to go down that one-way street?
Something that's going to override it is going to have to be quite a focused, fine-scale response in the mind of the rat.
There is an emergency code to gain enter the cockpit when the pilots are believed to be incapacitated, but a conscious pilot would be able to override it – in order to guard against the code being surrendered under duress to terrorists.
But over the next two weeks, Mr. Kuhl and more than two dozen other Republicans will face an onslaught of advertisements and public activities intended to put pressure on them to vote to override it.
But Allan E. Binder, a Republican and one of two legislators who voted to sustain Mr. Gaffney's veto (16 voted to override it), suggested the law could prompt companies to fire some low-wage workers in order to pay the salaries of others, or to drop their contracts with the county.
Even if he had vetoed it, the Board of Supervisors had enough support to override it — they passed the measure 8 to 3 earlier this month.
A "negative" right to die would limit suicide prevention efforts to those cases where some other factor obvious mental illness or obligations to immediate family could be cited to override it, and even then perhaps only until the person concerned had time to reflect on his or her decision.
Emergency codes allow crew to enter a locked cockpit in the event of incapacitated pilots, but Lubitz would have been able to override it – a post-9/11 security measure intended to prevent hijack.
"You can't stop a teen from turning it off, but there are obvious reasons why you'd want to be able to override it — like if you're a passenger in a car, or bus or train," said Walter Fowler, a spokesman for Sprint.
