Sentence examples for overriding decision from inspiring English sources

The overriding decision in each case was to ensure the core platform business wasn't threatened.

Judge Alsup's new schedule is non negotiable and prevents new discovery absent stipulation or a overriding decision from Magistrate Judge Corley.

In contrast to the above examples, EI-OSM, an OLM for students, teachers and parents, defers the overriding decision to the (human) teacher in cases where student-teacher interaction cannot resolve discrepancies (Zapata-Rivera et al. 2007).

Because of the Supreme Court decision, a constitutional amendment or an overriding decision by the Court would be needed to totally reform campaign finance.

She added that families can override decisions by people to donate their organs after they die.

Balls blustered about "constitutional" issues arising over whether judges should be able to override decisions taken by elected ministers.

"He voted last night because he feels that it is important for democracy that the House of Lords should not override decisions made by the elected House of Commons," the spokesperson told The Independent.

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.

You play as a Fatebinder which gives your character authority to override decisions by other characters within Overlord Kyros' army, the decisions you make are reminiscent of those a Roman governor may have faced.

According to his official statement, he did so because he "feels that it is important for democracy that the House of Lords should not override decisions taken by the elected House of Commons".

(Robinson, notably, was the first openly-gay member of Canada's parliament, and thus had hunch the clause could possibly override decisions protecting minorities).