overrule造句

overrule a claim, objection, etc

Custom and agreement overrule law.

Words plainly overrule the understanding.

But management didn't let its emotions overrule it business sense.

Don't rely on other people's power to overrule.

The modernity paradox deeply germs from the overrule of capital to labour.

And so Victor had no chance to overrule our plan. Tonight was to be the night.

It is theoretically possible for him to overrule their decision, but highly unlikely.

The reason is- that he allows his understanding to overrule his eyes.

English courts often choose to overrule clauses in prenuptial agreements, especially foreign ones, if they look unfair.

Don't let an unpleasant experience ruin your whole day. Don't let your emotions overrule your common sense.

He tried to overrule protests by the presidential plane's pilot, that the trip into a war zone was unsafe.

As a referee, you must also be confident and alert enough to overrule your assistant when necessary.

It objected to the creation and expansion of the three transatlantic cartels, only to be ignored by the DoT, which it cannot overrule on such matters.

The more we know about what's influencing our gut, the more we will be able to overrule it when reason dictates a different reaction.

Overrides are applied on the class and method scope as a way to overrule certain security decisions made by the runtime.

Hans-Gert Pöttering, president of the European Parliament, is admirably frank: “If you have majority voting, you can overrule those who don't want to move ahead.”

As for things like incinerators, late in life Labour created an Infrastructure Planning Commission (IPC), with powers to overrule local objections to projects of national importance.

Even if Mr Singh now favours the pursuit of freer trade, Sonia Gandhi, boss of the Congress family firm, with its roots in the countryside, may well overrule him.

Indonesia– Pray for God to rule and overrule in the affairs of political leaders in Indonesia, that the religious restrictions would be revoked and that the Gospel of Jesus Christ might be freely proclaimed in this nation.

Refuge and Migrant Justice said that buried in the bill was provision to give ministers the power to overrule bail decisions made by judges in immigration and asylum cases.