2) How soon would the beauty of the result be countermanded by the resultant chafing?
It appears that orders issued by the new prime minister, Morgan Tsvangirai, leader of the Movement for Democratic Change, are already being countermanded by ZANU-PF, formerly the sole ruling party, still bent on keeping the upper hand.
Writing for a 7 2 majority, Chief Justice William Rehnquist acknowledged that the court had often suggested that Miranda was not truly a constitutional holding and thus could be countermanded by Congress.
Mr. Biden asked whether the new policy of beginning a significant withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan in 2011 was a direct presidential order that could not be countermanded by the military.
George Lillikas, the finance minister, even floated the idea of a boycott of American goods before being countermanded by his cooler-headed colleagues.Turkish-Cypriots say that this trade visit was a bigger morale boost than anything the European Union has done for them.
I came to understand that it was inevitable that some of my decisions would be reversed by the prime minister, and I noted in my diary in 2004 that it is crucial that a chief of staff does not mind being countermanded by his boss.
If they chose to do that, as looks highly possible, they could be countermanded by a vote of Lib Dem peers.
Critics are skeptical that the proposed commission can be an effective watchdog, since its power is merely advisory and can be countermanded by the prime minister.
As they walked along the portico toward the Oval Office, Biden asked if the new policy of beginning a significant withdrawal in 2011 was a direct presidential order that couldn't be countermanded by the military.
This decree, however, was countermanded by a royal decree to the county sheriffs in the affected dioceses ordering them to imprison any residents who refused to interact with Jews.
