"Consequently, we unanimously believe that our loyalty to the Belgiorno-Nettis family – and the hundreds of thousands of people who benefit from the Biennale – must override claims over which there is ambiguity".
Medea is a very good parser that lets you override the default parser so you can parse everything as a list rather than as a list or a vector.
However, on 10 February, Carmody phoned the executive director of the courts, Julie Steel, to instruct her to override Boddice's instructions.
"Nike is such a juggernaut: it seems to have this ability to override all kinds of crises," said Ellis Cashmore, professor of sociology at Aston University, who has written about Nike in books and articles.
But Bratza did not see that proposal as comparable to the "democratic override" which, as the government's commission on a bill of rights disclosed last July, is supported by some of its members.
It would then take an operator or technician to override that failsafe.
Questioning the necessity for elections, Mr Mesbah-Yazdi, a hardline cleric, said the system's Islamic component should override the republican element, meaning officials should derive their authority from God rather than people's votes.
Lenihan cannot override that judgment, but the bill to pay off the rest of Foy's colleagues could be €40m.
The report noted the cremators had no infant setting and staff did not realise they could override presets.
Those who feel that such arrangements are illegitimate or that there should be what is now often called a "democratic override" should indeed be able to exit from them – that is the whole point.
Allowing states to override decisions of the human rights court would be contrary to the rule of law and "totally destructive of the system," Sir Nicolas Bratza, the court's British president, has told the Guardian.
