Sentence examples for overruled because from inspiring English sources
But Veteri was overruled because another official said McAllister's knee had touched the ground before he entered the end zone.
The court concluded, however, that its precedents applying the flexible-bar rule should be overruled because this case-by-case approach has proved unworkable.
Lord Hutton wanted to safeguard the privacy of Kelly's family, and he knew at the time that any request to keep the details secret could be overruled because of the Freedom of Information Act.
Judge Advocate's Recommendations: Defense objection to official communication between Japan and the U.S. was properly overruled because "it was admitted into evidence to be considered insofar as the commission could determine its effect in relation to the laws of war". What does this mean?
The reviewer stated that this motion was properly overruled because previous trials had ruled that "if the specifications inform the acccused of the crime charged; the wording is not material". Furthermore, in regards to whether the wording implies contribution or causation, it does not matter in terms of the legal result.
All knew without needing to be told that if the Burmese military were held to be illegitimate rulers whose wishes could be overruled because they lacked a democratic mandate, the same criteria could be used against them or their allies, too, and their desperate arguments reflected their fears.
"But we overruled her because during a crisis, you have to prepare for the worst".
But Blair overruled them because, back then, he thought it was more important to wipe out bad weekend headlines.
Training director furious —not only because he'd been overruled, but because he was being forced to execute a strategy that was doomed to fail.
Lieutenant-general Sir Michael Jackson overruled General Clark because the British commander did not want to spark a clash with the Russians.
In the end, the Kremlin overruled the military because it wanted a foreign policy achievement.
