Sentence examples for overriding objection from inspiring English sources

The second overriding objection is to an almost 18th-century prime ministerial patronage system that would not have disgraced Walpole.

The subject of considerable debate among researchers, medical ethicists and philosophers for a number of years, the overriding objection to waiving individual informed consent is that it erodes patient autonomy.

Overriding objections from pious constituents, the ruling Justice and Development (AK) party has just restored an ancient Armenian church in eastern Turkey.

No decisions are expected from the two-hour meeting, but ministers will call on the European parliament "as a matter of urgency" to adopt an agreement on security forces' use of airport passenger data, overriding objections from privacy campaigners.

Germany and France won extra time on Tuesday to reduce their budget deficits, overriding objections from four smaller countries that the compromise risks the credibility of the euro by undermining European Union fiscal rules.

At a meeting here on Monday, foreign ministers from the 27-nation bloc decided to open Serbia's path to membership, overriding objections from those who want to keep pressure on the government in Belgrade to help arrest Ratko Mladic, a former Bosnian Serb general accused of genocide.

BEIRUT, Lebanon, Nov. 25 (AP) — Lebanon's American-backed government on Saturday approved the creation of an international tribunal to try suspects in the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, overriding objections by Hezbollah and the country's pro-Syrian president, Émile Lahoud.

Last year, overriding objections from Islington and Camden councils, Boris Johnson gave his approval to the newly privatised Royal Mail's proposal for a 681-unit luxury development in the grounds of its Mount Pleasant sorting office a mile or so away.

Last year, overriding objections from Islington and Camden councils, Boris Johnson gave his approval to the newly privatized Royal Mail's proposal for a 681-unit luxury development in the grounds of its Mount Pleasant sorting office a mile or so away.

The prime minister seems to think that, because he was elected and re-elected, he now has the authority to override objections to, say, his plans to destroy a park or build a mosque in the center of Istanbul.

The Bush administration would get much of the money it sought for new nuclear weapons initiatives under a spending plan approved by House and Senate negotiators who overrode objections that the research could set off a new arms race.