Overridden in a sentence

The veto was overridden by an 84-40 vote in the House of Representatives and 28-12 in the Senate.

A Bill that, if you read it, provides no rationale for which projects will be chosen, or why sections of 10 previous Acts of Parliament should be overridden.

Peter Golding, managing director at Fleet Check, explained that due to the systems being able to be overridden drivers must make a “conscious effort” to do so.

Republican Judge Jefferson Griffin has called for a second recount in the NC Supreme Court race, while the Senate has overridden the governor to transfer election authority to the state auditor and passed multiple NC Constitution amendments.

Mr Howard was dismissive of suggestion that the granting of statehood to the NT would invite the reintroduction of the active euthanasia law that was overridden by the Federal Parliament when it passed the Andrews bill.

President Barack Obama had just one of his 12 vetoes overridden.

The bill passed and was vetoed by Gov. Roy Cooper before being overridden with one Democrat, former Charlotte Sen. Joel Ford, co-sponsoring the bill and voting to override Gov. Cooper’s veto.

The borough would still have a business administrator, and the mayor’s decisions could be overridden by a vote of six council members.

Weeks earlier, Congress had overridden Reagan’s veto of legislations levying sanctions on South Africa.

And so we hope that that will happen, that the governor's veto will be overridden.

Langer is a loyal man and is close to Bancroft, but that was overridden by the coach and selector’s desire to make history on this tour and return from England with the Ashes for the first time in 18 years.

Or, she could veto the bill and get overridden.

But he may be the victim of one of the Academy’s long-standing biases, an unwritten rule so entrenched that no amount of new members has yet overridden it: young men are rarely ever nominated for best actor Oscars, and almost never win them.

It became clear in the book how some doctors and health professionals were seeing clearly the problem of opioid abuse, yet they were overridden by the business imperative of Purdue Pharma.

The sensor, which indicates if the plane may be at risk of stalling, could lead pilots – or the autopilot, if not overridden – to dangerously overcompensate if the information is wrong, according to safety experts.

All individuals (except in rare cases) are expected to pay taxes to these organizations and their will has been overridden in making them do so under law, thus they are collectivist institutions.

Any decision of a district can be overridden by the city assembly (Gemeinderat) or the responsible city councillor (amtsführender Stadrat).

Any economic successes were overridden by other basic economic factors.

At a traffic circle where priorité à droite is not overridden, traffic on what would otherwise be a roundabout gives way to traffic entering the circle.

But note that Internet Explorer, Chrome and Safari — for both XML and text/html serializations — do not permit the encoding to be overridden whenever the page includes the BOM.