Sentence examples for would have overridden from inspiring English sources

The House passed a major climate and energy bill last summer that would have overridden some of the agency's regulatory authority.

The bill would have overridden a recent Supreme Court decision that allowed Hobby Lobby, a craft supply company owned by evangelical Christians, to opt out of covering certain contraceptives to which the owners religiously object.

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".

Blunt has been best known in recent weeks for sponsoring an amendment that would have overridden the Obama administration's new contraception coverage rule and allowed any employer to refuse to cover any kind of health care service by citing "moral reasons".

"If Mr Herman had given specific consent for a named company to contact him, then that would have overridden TPS, but it would have to have been as blatant as that.

Democrats and environmental groups have argued the House bill would have overridden legal protections for salmon, migratory birds and other fish and wildlife.

These technicians disabled the reactor's emergency-cooling system — not a mistake, exactly, since the system would otherwise have overridden the test, but also not a maneuver to be left in inexperienced hands.

Maximal tissue destruction would perhaps have overridden its protective effect since no additional immunosuppressive therapy was employed.

Enough Senate Democrats said they'd support the measure that a Clinton veto would have been overridden.

The Legislature has overridden the governor's veto of a bill that would require pregnant women and doctors to complete lengthy questionnaires before an abortion could be performed.

At some point there would either have to be a change in the law, or the government would have to override the local planning authority.