Sentence examples for overriding industry from inspiring English sources
The new rules came not from any overriding industry policy initiative, but as the upshot of an F.T.C. review of a corporate acquisition.
One of Microsoft's overriding arguments has always been that the computer industry is so dynamic and fast-changing that the idea of maintaining a monopoly over a product as ephemeral as software was itself nonsense.
They're using industry to control the police, and in the process overriding the judiciary.
Her nuclear industry would not have survived the subversive 70s without the prevailing belief, overriding all political divisions, that France should, at all costs, preserve her political and ideological independence.
Yet while the first rule of crisis management -- at least since the Tylenol tampering scare of 19 years ago -- has been to reassure the public, industry executives have been all but silent about flight safety, their customers' overriding concern.
If the overriding fear a few years ago was that television might suffer the fate of the music industry, which failed to give consumers what they wanted and was ravaged by pirates, the worry now is that it will follow the newspaper industry, and give too much away.
Inside the retailing industry, they earned the nickname "lifestyle brands" because they managed to reflect their customers attitude and taste, overriding concerns about price.
"overriding a doctor's recommendations".
The moral issue is overriding".
Overriding that veto would require 27 votes.
