Sentence examples for pay overriding from inspiring English sources

Minutes after Carte P. Goodwin was sworn in as the new Democratic senator from West Virginia to replace the late Robert C. Byrd, the Senate voted 60 to 40 to break a partisan logjam and end debate over the jobless pay, overriding Republican objections that the $34 billion cost of the additional compensation should not be added to the deficit.

The statutory right to be paid a minimum wage (which is £6.08 from 1st October 2011) and receive holiday pay would override this.

With this new tool, Facebook is essentially allowing people to pay to override your personal settings and reach you even after you explicitly stated you didn't want them to.

There will be a price to be paid to override them".

Similarly, Obama's proposal to expand labor law to qualify more workers for overtime pay would merely override a move by the Bush administration that limited eligibility.

But in the end, the need to pay for the war overrode hurt feelings and political considerations, and as Mr. DeLay acknowledged, there are two bodies in Congress.

It's impossible to see it for what it is unless you do a conscious override and pay close attention.

It may well be the media's need to pay its bills will override the mandate to do what it's supposed to do.

Congress responded with the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009, which overrode the 2007 decision.

This concern arises from the pressures of the product market, which tend to override opportunities to pay what the labour market will bear.

She described as "arrogant and high-handed" the government's decision to override the NHS pay review body recommendation of a 1% pay rise.