Sentence examples for which overriding from inspiring English sources

The lack of triglyceride accumulation in T3-treated mice also indicated the possibility of an enhanced fatty acid oxidation which overriding the effect of DNL.

Granted, there are certainly cases in which "overriding" the computer-generated alert is the correct action on the part of the clinician including: the benefits of the action outweigh the risks, there is no good alternative, this is an "expected" side-effect of a particular therapy or procedure, or that the medication was previously or currently tolerated, to name just a few.

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.

A common thread in the show is generalized and mythic images, which override the representation of particular people.

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.

Under "an alternative fiscal scenario," which overrides many of the tax increases and spending cuts, "there would be two million more jobs" next year, Mr. Elmendorf said.

Ministers have resorted on two occasions to deploying their veto, which overrides all independent decisions on the release of information, to stop disclosures.

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.