Diamond was a geographer who condescended to historians for imagining that all that eventfulness could overrule the facts of continent and climate and ocean; there are no cultural legacies, just environmental stresses turning out new tools.
Further, the layout of the Regional Comparisons was considered appealing and understandable, overruling the fact that the further processing meant that the data were not as timely as the NQRs themselves and recognising that by awaiting the Regional Comparisons, they risked acting on outdated problems.
She went on and on about how unfair it was when Chima's HOH power was overruled, ignoring the fact that if Russell had been HOH, and if Chima had been granted the Coup D'etat power (If it had been voted on by Martians instead of Americans), Chima would have used it and gloated over it unmercifully.
The lower sensitivity of Rhodamine assay that is sometimes used to explain the discrepancy between the two approaches can be easily overruled in our case, by the fact that we were able to identify strains that yielded very clear halos with only traces of lipase activity in liquid cultures.
Justice Leander J. Shaw Jr., considered one of the most liberal members of the court, repeatedly asked whether the court was in any position to overrule the findings of fact by the lower court judge, N. Sanders Sauls, who issued a sweeping ruling against Mr. Gore's contest on Monday.
'We have no possibility to overrule the objections in spite of the fact that I personally regret them.'.
I suspect that it will be too late by the time my fellow Parsis wake up to the fact that survival urgently depends on overruling archaic laws.
Most of the reaction last week focused on the fact that the lower court had been overruled.
6. Ross does indeed recognise that there can be a sort of residue effect of the fact that a prima facie duty has been overruled.
The answer may lie in the fact that for many religious fundamentalists, a belief in God's omnipotence and infallibility is what orders their existence a conviction that can overrule economic incentives or earthbound politics.
The appellate court cannot overrule her on interpretation of the facts of the case; it can act only if it believes that she misinterpreted the law -- which will not be easy to show in her ruling, which was confined to what were the appropriate remedies in the case.
