Sentence examples for overrule the judgment from inspiring English sources

It is not, and will never be, the place of a school administrator to overrule the judgment of a health professional.

Why are "bean counters" at health insurance companies allowed to "play God" and overrule the judgments of doctors?

Zhuangzi's correlativity does not provide an absolute perspective that could overrule the judgments or valuations of any method of comprehension.

Coke and the other judges overruled this judgment while Ellesmere was ill, taking the case as an opportunity to completely overthrow the Lord Chancellor's jurisdiction.

For example, many contracts define "medically necessary care" in a manner that allows the health insurer to overrule the physician's medical judgment and require the lowest cost, but not necessarily optimal, care for the patient.

Second, it has long been a staple of conservative thought to criticize "judicial activism" — the practice of unelected judges imposing their own policy judgments to overrule the will of the people's elected representatives.

The Court concluded that the latter interpretation was correct, but overruled the former interpretation prospectively such that it only took effect from the date of the judgment and did not apply to the appellant.

He asserts that Congress, when it created the court in 1988, wanted it to be an independent body with the expertise not only to uphold or overrule the Board of Veterans Appeals but also to make judgments on the merits of a case.

Would it take separate votes of both house, or a joint vote, to overrule his judgment?

The judgment will determine the independence of the legislature, assuming the Chinese government does not in effect overrule the courts.

She joined the judgment in Lawrence that the Texas sodomy law was unconstitutional, but declined to join Justice Anthony M. Kennedy's broad due-process ruling or to agree that Bowers should be overruled.