For example, one recommended time-based provision is a one- year overriding cliff, meaning that no vesting takes place before a full year has passed.
Though the legislation has broad bipartisan support in the House and the Senate, lawmakers said the House would be unable to override a veto, meaning the bill would not become law this year.
Although the House passed the measure last year, the bill's supporters do not appear to have the votes to override the veto, meaning the initiative stands almost no chance of making it into law this year.
Chiu's legislation isn't expected to override lease agreements, meaning that tenants still have to abide by the rules their landlords have established. .
To do so, they overrode system equipment, meaning the plant operated without safety protection for more than three hours until the problem was corrected.
Others on the court have also become more willing to override or twist the meaning of precedent in critical areas.
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.
"overriding a doctor's recommendations".
The moral issue is overriding".
