Sentence examples for to overriding from inspiring English sources
verb
To ride across or beyond something.
He said anything else would be tantamount to overriding a nation's domestic law.
Several empirical studies have concluded that she is not particularly prone to overriding policy decisions by elected branches.
A strong vote in favor of same-sex marriage in the state's House and Senate would be a legislative achievement, and it would help set the stage to overriding a veto, as promised by Gov. Chris Christie.
In Bedford, a wealthy town of 17,000 where Mr. Cuomo once owned a home, town officials said a $22 million bond offering for a new water filtration plant forced their hand when it came to overriding the cap.
He said the privileges that an inmate lost in refusing to participate, including limitations on television, visitors and work opportunities, were relatively mild and did not "even come close" to overriding an inmate's will.
On most models, including current Explorers, the frame horns curve up slightly to just behind the bumper or the grille, a design that makes them prone to overriding cars' bumpers and door sills and spearing passenger compartments and their occupants.
It takes 62.5 percent to override the measure.
PILOT: Take me to override.
Neither house attempted to override.
(Efforts to override his veto narrowly failed).
"I expect the Council to override".
