Sentence examples similar to routinely override from inspiring English sources
Two of them have long been routinely overridden or ignored.
It would be an odd system in which the Justice Department routinely overrode those determinations.
From then on, they routinely overrode Magoffin's vetoes.
The last two years marked a series of bitter partisan battles between Tea Party legislators and outgoing Gov. John Lynch (D), with lawmakers routinely overriding Lynch's vetoes.
Despite Magoffin's strict adherence to the policy of neutrality, the Unionist legislature did not trust him and routinely overrode his vetoes.
Alabama now stands alone, she said, in routinely allowing judges to override determinations from capital juries calling for leniency.
Participants often talked about how particular sensitive details warranted more security measures, although this raised questions about how to ensure that measures are not routinely circumvented, while still being possible to override in emergencies.
In fact, scientists and politicians urging more government financing of embryonic stem cell research and fewer government limits on it routinely insist that the promise of medical progress does not override all ethical limits.
The odds may be strongly in our favor, more than for most of the risks we routinely take, but it is hard to say who is more terrified by the prospect of overriding a patient's allergy history, the patient or the hospital's lawyers.
An override will be difficult.
