Sentence examples for overrule an order from inspiring English sources
An Iranian opposition group, the People's Mujahedeen, has asked the Pentagon to overrule an order by the Iraqi Governing Council that would expel its members from Iraq, possibly sending them to Iran.
A10 Representatives of an Iranian opposition group, People's Mujahedeen, are appealing to the Pentagon to overrule an order by the Iraqi Governing Council that would expel its members from Iraq by the end of the year, possibly to Iran.
Representatives of an Iranian opposition group are appealing to the Pentagon to overrule an order this week by the Iraqi Governing Council that would expel its members from Iraq by the end of the year, possibly to Iran.
"He does not have the authority to overrule a court order and he has a dual responsibility here to uphold the laws of the state and give a choice to the citizens of the state, as well".
Media and analysts in India feel that the government's move to "overrule" a Supreme Court order that barred convicted lawmakers from holding office poses a threat to electoral reforms.
Judge Timothy B. Taylor of Superior Court, overruling a previous order by a predecessor in the case to disperse the seals, ruled Friday that given the new law, there was no point in kicking the seals out now.
If the regulators reject a purchase by Liberty, it and Deutsche Telekom are likely to press Chancellor Gerhard Schröder for an order from the economics minister overruling the cartel office.
That's because a federal judge from Seattle has obtained a restraining order which looks set to overrule the order with nationwide effect.
Last week, Chennai citizens protested over the decision to overrule the order by the RTI-arbiter, the Central Information Commission, which would have forced the major political parties to disclose their funding sources.
The league also said that in reviewing goals that have been kicked into the net, Hockey Operations will require more demonstrable video evidence of a "distinct kicking motion" in order to overrule a "goal call" on the ice, or to uphold a "no-goal call" on the ice.
