Sentence examples for overruled either from inspiring English sources
Mr. Fells added: "People have always had strange ideas -- either for laughs, or morbid humor or just bizarre thinking -- of how they would like the ultimate final disposition of their remains, only to be overruled either by family members or legal authorities.
And conservative scholars dispute whether "conservative" is the right word for a court that, while not extending many liberal Warren Court precedents, has not overruled many either.
"But the states' rights people would argue that the Supreme Court of Alabama, on any state constitutional issue, can only be overruled by either the appellate court in Atlanta or the U.S. Supreme Court.
He must now choose between two equally difficult options: to back Davies and break his "no ifs, no buts" promise, or to overrule Davies and either support expansion of Gatwick (which will anger many business leaders) or delay yet again.
Congress can either overrule those recommendations and suggest other savings or let the recommendations go into effect.
The definition of the "good reasons" that he could cite for resigning included being overruled on any legitimate business decisions by either Mr. Redstone or the board.
(If Rogers and Bell owned their interests directly, either Rogers or Bell could be overruled by its competitor in combination with Tanenbaum).
The very fact that the rocket test happened meant that the young Mr. Kim, believed to be about 28, was either willing to defy China, which warned against the test, or was overruled by others in the power structure.
The convictions – in a delayed judgment after a three-week trial in Paris last June – overruled the French state prosecutor who had joined the defence in arguing that there was insufficient evidence against either man.
But Gingrich stepped up his attacks on Santorum, and even overruled a comment from a spokesman implying that his candidacy might no longer be viable if he lost either Mississippi or Alabama.
