Sentence examples for rather than overrule from inspiring English sources

But the First Amendment's protection of the right to "free exercise" of religion means that the government must accommodate the faith-based judgments of churches and people rather than overrule them.

On specific issues, such as Chechnya, he seems to choose to brazen out criticism from abroad, rather than overrule his own hard men.

The case is best known for the Court's then-surprising decision to affirm Roe rather than to overrule it outright.But the justices watered down Roe's commitment to a woman's right to make her own reproductive choices.

So the argument from law-making, when distinct from arguments from replicability and equality, is an argument for the power to overrule, rather than an argument for stare decisis itself.[16] In conclusion, both equality and replicability provide arguments in favour of judicial decisions constituting sources of law.

69percentt of Americans agree with health experts who support the reduction of air pollution from industrial sources, rather than those who advocate overruling the EPA to protect jobs, with 75percentt of women and 73percentt of Latina women agreeing.

On the other hand, if the argument in favour of courts having law-making power is that they can thereby improve the law, this is really an argument in favour of having the power to overrule precedents, rather than an argument in favour of precedent in the first place.

She asked the first 10 questions, but she seemed focused on how to put the earlier decision into effect rather than whether it should be overruled.

Perception from random experience can, then, be shaken by opposing experiment, but there is nothing here that suggests this is a matter of less random experience overruling more, rather than multiple random experiences conflicting with one another.

If advocates of gay marriage want to rewrite the rules of an ancient institution in Michigan or Tennessee, they should persuade Michiganders and Tennesseans of the justice of their cause, rather than relying on the courts to overrule the will of the people.In this section Who should govern Britain?

It's a bit like watching Paxman asking Michale Howard, "Did you threaten to overrule him?" except that rather than evade the question, Corbyn is trying to give a longer answer then the presenter can be bothered to listen to.

His mother was said to favour Maher rather than Bashar for the presidency but was overruled by her husband, former president Hafez Assad.