Sentence examples for will overrule from inspiring English sources

If his generals disagree, he will overrule them.

JUDGE KLEIN: Before you put him on the spot, I will overrule your objection.

Pharmacists will overrule GPs to ration drugs under a no-deal Brexit, The Times has learnt.

Planning authorities must operate in conformity with national policy, or government inspectors will overrule them on appeal.

Dr. Wood said that she feels Mr. Obama broke that promise and fears future administrations will overrule the F.D.A. in other such controversial areas.

Drillers throughout the country are watching Pennsylvania to see whether the federal agency will overrule the state's decisions on how to dispose of drilling waste.

To address such concerns, America generally ratifies human-rights pacts with the condition that they will not overrule existing laws.

"As long as any reasonable basis exists for what the official decides, the courts will not overrule it," Professor Lowenstein of U.C.L.A. said.

Powell alone seemed to lay the entire weight of his support for racial preferences on "diversity".For those hoping that the court will now overrule Bakke and sweep aside affirmative action as anachronistic and unfair, the Bush administration's brief was a disappointment.

Some observers suggest it may also be important for The Post to impress federal regulators with its willingness to publish at great cost to itself -- so they will not overrule the News Corporation's recently announced plans to buy a second television station in New York as an unacceptable concentration of media power.

And she has said that she will not overrule career prosecutors if they recommend an indictment.