Sentence examples for rarely overruled from inspiring English sources

And in disputes with agency chiefs, the administrator is rarely overruled by the president.

What the owners failed to understand, in their inexperience in labor matters, was that judges rarely overruled an arbitrator's decision, doing so only if the arbitrator had exceeded his authority.

Although this decision may have resulted in "data not being collected," decisions by sovereign governments are rarely overruled by international organizations, scientists or policymakers.

Although the commission rarely overrules the emergency management agency, the swiftness of its decision surprised both opponents and advocates of the plant, which sits along the Hudson River in Buchanan, a village 35 miles north of Times Square.

Although the new criminal code was intended to create an adversarial process in court, prosecutors still wield tremendous control over criminal cases and even judges, who rarely overrule them.

What's troubling, Gertner says, is that when judges accept junk science, an appeals court rarely overrules them.

In effect, Mr O'Connor forced Mr Smith to order him to hand the money over.Ministers very rarely overrule an accounting officer's view on the proper use of public money.

The quality of the digitized AP radiographs was generally good, and the automatic circle-fitting in the PolyWare wear measurement software only rarely had to be overruled by the manual digitizer tablet.

"Rarely if ever has the Court overruled a decision ― let alone one of this import ― with so little regard for the usual principles of stare decisis," Kagan began her dissent, referring to the legal principle of deferring to earlier court rulings.

The courts, whose judges serve by presidential decree, rarely challenge, let alone overrule, prosecutors.

The province supported the city amidst protests by community associations and invoked rarely used powers to overrule planning regulations, allowing construction to begin.