Sentence examples for were to override from inspiring English sources

If the secretary were to override that finding, New York could appeal in federal court, setting off a legal struggle.

But if the Senate were to pass a bill similar to the one approved by the House, and if both bodies were to override a threatened veto by President Clinton, the federal tax burden would be erased and families of N.F.L. owners would not have to go through a painful sale process.

But if the decision were to override its driver's actions and foreseeably run over one person, or crash into a crowd of people, then it gets tricky.

If the Legislature were to override Gov. Nixon's veto, it would be harder for workers to protect their wages and job security and their voice at the workplace would be silenced.

If you were to override the will of the Democratic voters and caucus goers, you would drive away young people, blacks and liberals who care about process, fairness and decency.

On February 19, columnist Peter Hitchens, wrote that "politics is to override education" and Ebdon - "friend of the Mickey Mouse degree, is to be appointed to help achieve this aim".

One way to resolve the tension is to override the disturbing new message.

The idea is to override the malfunctioning signals that allow self-antigens to activate B cells.

The underlying goals of these algorithms are to override pronunciation and grammar restrictions to provide richer phonetic information.

This indicates how hard it is to override the natural human tendency to form impressions based on the face.

All they have to do is to override the governor's veto of marriage equality before recessing for the summer.