The researchers assumed that, on average, towns that had proposed to override referendums but failed to pass them were more constrained financially than other towns.
In [19, 20], the selection of a proper current reference is proposed to override grid faults and meet different power quality requirements.
proposing to overthrow democracy.
Mr. Silver and Senator Bruno have threatened to pass, later this month, a bigger budget than the one the governor has proposed and to override his veto if he rejects the additional spending.
Theodore Roosevelt made a similar leap in his return appearance in the campaign of 1912, Ms. Goodwin said, when, upset with the Supreme Court's knocking down his progressive legislation, he proposed allowing people to override judicial decisions.
The federal Conservatives proposed remedial legislation to override Manitoba, but they were blocked by the Liberals, led by Wilfrid Laurier, who opposed the remedial legislation because of his belief in provincial rights.
Since then, protests from residents and the influential firefighters' union have persuaded City Council members to override Mr. Bloomberg's proposed cuts and restore money during the budget approval process.
Some states propose use of emergency powers that might potentially override human rights protections while other states propose to limit interventions to those authorized by public health laws.
That same authority, the documents suggest, gives the president power to override any statutory controls that are placed by Congress on interrogation methods.The memos also propose a much narrower definition of torture than is generally accepted.
This was one more than the number needed (290) for a two-thirds majority, necessary to override a Presidential veto (or to propose a constitutional amendment).
