Sentence examples for probably overrule from inspiring English sources

But analysts say other governing council members of the E.C.B. would probably overrule Mr. Weidmann and stretch the bank's mandate if needed to keep the euro zone together.

But in many cases, the chairmen seemed resigned to the possibility that the committee -- dominated by the House Republican leadership -- would probably overrule them and restore much of the administration's plan.

However, usually 1 3% (67 200 mM) of d-glucose is used in these studies, which are concentrations at which the repression through CreA probably overrules induction through AmyR.

They will probably be overruled, however, by politics.

But on this point at least Mr Peyrelevade will probably be overruled.

Barbara Ridpath, chief executive of the International Center for Financial Regulation, a research institute in London part-financed by the banking industry, said that any proposal that could lead to Britain's regulator, the Financial Services Authority, being overruled would probably run into opposition.

This might sound good to the Democratic base, but overruling Citizens United would probably not accomplish what the politicians imagine it would.

I will also appoint Supreme Court Justices who understand that this decision was a disaster for our democracy". This might sound good to the Democratic base, but overruling Citizens United would probably not accomplish what the politicians imagine it would.

He was overruled by Bob Peck, who probably felt he'd left his pretending-to-be-a-tree days behind him in drama school.

"This is probably the most likely precedent to be overruled," said Kannon K. Shanmugam, a lawyer with Williams & Connolly.

The league would probably need documentary evidence to ensure the discipline is not overruled by an arbitrator.