Sentence examples for overrule actions from inspiring English sources

The president also appoints the heads of the local government entities, can reverse decisions made by these officials, and has broad authority to issue decrees and overrule actions taken by the ministries.

It can further be recommended that more effort is put into finding optimal set points for activation of the solar shading and for controlling the tilt angle of the blind in order to obtain a more robust control strategy with limited overrule actions.

As a result these students will, (unless the entire legislature overrules the actions of its Joint Budget Committee), forgo free breakfast and begin paying $.30 each day for it, thus participating in a meaningful way in helping the state out of its financial bind.

However, at this stage it remains to be investigated if the open chromatin is indeed the result of chromatin remodelling (as the loss or movement of nucleosomes) or if the loss of the identified putative chromatin remodelers overrules the action of Xyr1.

The SRC could take a more macro-perspective and have the authority to overrule or force actions on behalf of other regulatory entities.

When Southern states returned many of their old leaders, and passed Black Codes to deprive the freedmen of many civil liberties, Congress refused to seat legislators from those states and advanced legislation to overrule the Southern actions.

The World Trade Organization may end up overruling any such actions, anyway, although it may take years to do so.

But when cytokines overrule the anti-inflammatory actions of GCs, patients become GC insensitive.

"Under the special counsel regulations, the attorney general ― or acting attorney general, in this case ― can ask Mueller for explanations of his actions and overrule them".

Echoing the federal appeals court that overruled Judge Trager's actions, Mr. Abramson criticizes Judge Trager for trying to ensure a diverse jury that was representative of the communities affected by the events.

The officials, including members of the Long Island congressional delegation, said they would appeal to the White House to overrule the agency's action and restore the Island to its former status as a separate statistical area within the New York metropolitan region, a status held for 25 years.