Sentence examples for with overruling from inspiring English sources

What is more, this power is not merely given to courts of the same level of authority as the one laying down the precedent (as is the case with overruling), but is given to every court lower in the judicial hierarchy.

Unfortunately, none of the studies assessed specifically the outcomes of the patients with algorithm overruling.

It was reported that the principal learned that three white students were responsible and recommended expulsion, that the board of education overruled his recommendation, and that school superintendent Roy Breithaupt agreed with the overruling.

Ryan says he sympathises with Gove, but, "by overruling the panel, however justified he may have felt he was in the individual cases, he has repoliticised a process that had effectively been depoliticised".

As conservatives see it, liberal judges have repeatedly subverted the rule of law in recent decades by overruling elected lawmakers with scant constitutional justification.

We started to expose Aston Villa's defence and got the goal with a perfectly good goal and a perfectly good decision with the referee overruling the linesman.

Many charters have been placed in public school buildings alongside existing schools, often with city officials overruling the objections of parents of the students already in those buildings.

He and Rowell clashed last summer over a contract extension for Baron Davis and a suspension for the injured guard Monta Ellis, with Rowell apparently overruling Mullin each time.

According to Today's account of Andrew Gilligan's conversation with Kelly, Campbell overruled the spies' objections and knowingly inserted the false or questionable claim that Iraq could launch weapons of mass destruction in 45 minutes into the dossier.

DISPUTED GOAL LIFTS UNITED Nani scored a contentious goal to seal Manchester United's 2-0 victoverover Tottenham in England's Premier League, with the referee Mark Clattenburg overruling his assistant amid furious protests from both teams.

If they defeat the Government again, there will be further outcry from Conservative MPs who believe the House of Lords is breaking constitutional convention, with an appointed chamber overruling the democratically elected House of Commons.