Sentence examples for which has overridden from inspiring English sources

The mayor's stance has inflamed an already antagonistic relationship with the Council, which has overridden 15 vetoes by the administration since Mr. Bloomberg took office.

His career and the plutocratic culture that it has adorned represent an epoch-making collusion of mega-collectors and leading artists, which has overridden the former gatekeeping roles of critics and curators and sidelined the traditional gallerists who work with artists on a long-term basis of mutual loyalty.

And for some of the devout living here, the American conception has overridden the beliefs with which they were raised.

He originally opposed the Blunt amendment, which would have overridden the Obama Administration's contraception coverage rule and allowed employers to refuse any type of health care coverage for "moral reasons".

But the narrative of revolution has overridden any reality.

The larger context has overridden the localised deactivation.

In such an environment, national identity has overridden spiritual rivalries.

Most of the people fleeing to Europe hail from countries, such as Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan, which have been overridden with violence and conflict, according to the U.N. Refugee Agency.

Apart from the nuclear issue, which has tended to override everything, long-term stability in both Iraq and Afghanistan is inconceivable without some Iranian cooperation, as is peace in Lebanon and a resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

By the time war was declared, Flanner had overridden such views, which may be pardoned as the indiscretion of an affluent American on an expenses-paid trip to the sporting spectacle of the decade.

The results strongly suggest that population-wide changes in certain undetermined risk/protective factor(s), one possibility of which is the consumption of fruit, had overridden the effect of tobacco and alcohol and resulted in a reduction of oesophageal cancer risk.