But the reporter's appearance in court in this case is far from crucial to the defense of the accused, and certainly not so dispositive as to override the public interest in being able to learn the truth about mass murder in the future.
However, in exceptional circumstances considerations concerning consequences the price of not resorting to terrorism may be so extremely weighty as to override those of justice and rights.
We added scores from the 2009 Car Brands Perception Survey from Consumer Reports, green-efficiency and design ratings from J.D. Power and Associates, and domestic retail sales figures from January and February of 2009 (sales were weighted down so as not to override brand-value and consumer perception).
Even so, he seemed to override her first assessment.
It was chosen as a rough ballpark figure – what John Curtice, who helped come up with it, called a "best guess for an amount of money big enough to have impact on a person's material wellbeing, symbolic of an improvement in an individual's standard of living, but not so large as to completely override everything else".
17 However, they are still judged as underpowered to override present methods.
So I still say cruise ships are safe -- as long as the Captain doesn't decide to override the ship's computers and change course so passengers get a better view.
Wareing's schtick always seemed like a put-on to me; it was ever so slightly laboured, as if he was attempting to override his own decency in order to more effectively ape his old boss Gordon Ramsay.
On this picture, so long as an individual is able to make choices, have preferences, exhibit a will, etc., there is a rationale for catering to his current interests, and so his current interests have authority to override interests espoused in the past.
