Sentence examples for override question from inspiring English sources

He said he understood the governor's decision to veto and stood by the Senate's vote to increase the wage but would not put the override question before Republican senators at a meeting on Monday, when they are to return to Albany to extend state spending in the face of a near record-breaking budget deadlock.

Displayed on 28 billboards throughout Chicago, OVERRIDE questions this widely-seen form of commercial real estate, and proposes how they might be occupied in other, perhaps more meaningful and potentially permanent ways.

At the heart of the debate lays one, overriding question: what is Pakistan's strategic value to the US?

"There is one overriding question for my caucus colleagues, and that is who is best placed to defeat Tony Abbott at the next election," he said.

For Thomas R. Saving ("A Social Security Solution," Op-Ed, Aug. 12), the "overriding" question about Social Security is whether it should "save and invest for the future".

Mr. Poundstone's book asks one overriding question: "Is it possible to devise a fair way of voting, one immune to vote splitting?" The answer requires some historical context: a brief history of elections gone terribly awry.

This overriding question changes your approach to each of the other five BRAVE leadership questions: 1) Where to play?

The bigger and overriding question is what is or should be the purpose of education in the United States of America.

Francesca immediately let them know that she was there to help answer one overriding question: What did Mrs. G. really want?

During every investigation, one overriding question recurs: which case-patients related to the outbreak are part of the chain of transmission and are not unrelated, sporadic cases?

This isn't to say that a beautiful plot overrides questions of character, pacing, or acting there Westworld has so far been a mixed bag with plenty of brilliance alongside plenty of clichés but we can and should appreciate the big picture that is being revealed before our eyes.