Sentence examples for override power from inspiring English sources
After exercising override power, a JPMorgan employee sent a report in May 2006 to a ratings agency that showed only 5.3 percent of the mortgages were defective.
In addition to other humiliations for Democrats — President-elect Donald J. Trump won North Carolina, and Republican Senator Richard M. Burr cruised to re-election — the Democrats, despite their pre-election confidence, failed to pick up enough seats in the State House of Representatives to undo a veto override power of the Republicans.
For the second straight General Assembly, Madigan's Democrats hold the 71 seats necessary to maintain veto override power.
Hunt suggested on the same day in the Financial Times that government could use override powers in the 1978 Interpretation Act to usher out the Contract Rights Renewal system.
It was only during the last two years of the Giuliani administration that the Council started exercising its override powers more frequently, using the tactic four times in 2000 and seven times in 2001.
Over the mayor's vigorous opposition, the Council used its override powers to force through a law regulating removal of lead paint in thousands of city apartments with young children living in them, a measure that the Bloomberg administration said would cost the city $100 million in the next fiscal year.
The episode exposed the moral weakness of the council majority, which failed to reprieve Nand Kumar, and convinced the Indians of Hastings' overriding power.
However, overriding power asymmetries have prevented a structural change in both the energy/transport and the agricultural sectors.
On the other hand, the Constitution also reserves major, overriding powers for unelected, military-controlled bodies — for example, the one tasked with overseeing a vast 20-year development plan.
"In Germany, as in Europe, the right of the powerful does not override the power of the law".
Some managers hope that the authority inherent in their titles will override the power of informal links.
