Brown said the measure, which would have restored the power of labor leaders to screen appointees to the city's Employee Relations Board and the county's Employee Relations Commission, would have resulted in "a significant override of local decision-making authority".
As above, we also enabled assessors to make a subjective override of the quality decision based on the assessment criteria.
On the basis of one of his military decrees, however, Mubarak may override a decision of a High Security Court by granting an amnesty.
"The consequences of a Congress of the United States overriding a decision of the president of the United States on this magnitude are really very serious," he told Face the Nation on CBS.
The few recent overrides of major decisions, including the one responding to the Ledbetter case, were by partisan majorities.
In the French view, however, if a court were permitted to review an administrative act or decision, it would contravene the separation of powers as much as if the executive could override the decision of a court.
We find that it is socially optimal to override the decision of the central bank by the unconditional provision of liquidity support when the shortfall is large enough, i.e. in crisis times.
"It is acknowledged that it is unusual for parliament to bestow on the executive a power to override a decision of a tribunal or court," he said.
Lord Neuberger concluded that Section 53 does not permit the attorney general to override a decision of a judicial tribunal or court by issuing a certificate "merely because he, a member of the executive, considering the same facts and arguments, takes a different view from that taken by the tribunal or court".
If state or county prosecutors won't bring charges or bungle the prosecution when they do, the Justice Department does not regard it as its responsibility to override the decision of local authorities not to retry or second guess a defendant's acquittal.
