Sentence examples for which override from inspiring English sources
A common thread in the show is generalized and mythic images, which override the representation of particular people.
McAuley says surveys show the main reasons people take out insurance are security and peace of mind, which override even financial incentives.
They are thus mocked, and there's further mockery in store: that of the errant "pulses" which override the soul's desire for bodily death.
Its chief executive, Andrew Ford, claimed the amendments would "fix an anomaly in that allows enterprise agreements for paid emergency service workers to include provisions which override state emergency management laws such as the CFA Act".
In Schoeller's view, those mechanisms have impersonality and inhumanity built into them, which override even the best impulses of the few decent and independent-minded politicians — and that's why government may work acceptably in many cases but not in extraordinary (albeit not especially unusual) ones.
The reasons that rights provide are particularly powerful or weighty reasons, which override reasons of other sorts.
Like Medicare, which overrode its cost estimates by ten times.
Congress responded with the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009, which overrode the 2007 decision.
The world had a 'responsibility to protect' them, Kouchner declared, which overrode all other considerations.
In that document, which overrides two of Brown's previous three indictments, the government charged the journalist with two crimes.
Justice Antonin Scalia, writing for the majority on Wednesday, said the lower courts had failed to properly apply the Federal Arbitration Act, which overrides some state court decisions disfavoring arbitration.
