Sentence examples for use it to override from inspiring English sources

But the majority ruled that the text, purpose and history of that law did not authorize the Justice Department to use it to override the Oregon law.

The app has another special feature that power trainers will welcome: You can use it to override your screen's timeout settings, keeping the display on Android devices from going dark while you're out tracking down your 'mons.

If so, the Commons will toughen it up again and the measure will ping-pong back and forwards until the government uses its powers to override the Lords.Then there are the courts.

"I would be very concerned if a commonwealth department was using its powers to override carefully assessed permits given by the Queensland government.

In 2009, for example, Bosnian Serb delegates in Parliament blocked attempts to extend the mandate of international judges and prosecutors working in the Chamber; the OHR eventually used its powers to override the RS contingent.

Dixon suggests SkySafe will ensure that drones don't go rogue, largely via radio waves, which it uses to override a drone's remote and take control of the aircraft.

Most of the time we rely on the automatic point-and-shoot process, but occasionally we use deliberation to override the quick and easy method.

There are times, often the most important moments in our lives, when in fact we do use reason to override moral intuitions, and often those reasons — along with new intuitions — come from our friends.

Saskatchewan also used it in May 2018 to override a court's decision that the province couldn't provide funding to non-Catholic students attending Catholic schools.

Last year, after Commissioner Steiner overruled the department's decision to let it take more space within the Lower East Side school it currently occupies, Mr. Klein threatened to use "emergency powers" to override Mr. Steiner's decision, but then decided against doing so.

"It is extraordinary in that it uses private companies to override federalism and directs local law enforcement to hide information from judges during both the warrant procedure and in subsequent proceedings," she said.