Sentence examples similar to overriding your decision from inspiring English sources

If you have decided to be a donor, your family will no longer have a say in the donation and will not be able to override your decision.

The decision to override your boss is less obvious when you are not leaving your job, Brill-Cass warned.

In my judgment, the Court errs egregiously by overriding Congress' decision.

In overriding this decision, Judge Key remarked that McMillian deserved to be executed for the "brutal killing of a young lady in the first full flower of adulthood".

"[T]he Court errs egregiously by overriding Congress' decision," Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote for the dissenters.

"The court was clearly wrong in their decision and I am glad that we are overriding the court decision in this case".

Any impact of the Wyeth decision for device companies would depend on whether Congress does respond by overriding the device decision by the Supreme Court last year.

Grieve had "no good reason for overriding the meticulous decision" of the tribunal, Dyson said.

"He had no good reason for overriding the meticulous decision of the UT reached after six days of hearing and argument.

Several empirical studies have concluded that she is not particularly prone to overriding policy decisions by elected branches.

The government has promoted the transition by effectively banning onshore wind farms, while overriding local decisions to impose fracking by central diktat.