An intention to override such rights must be expressly stated or appear by necessary implication. |
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Too often in Washington, people mistakenly think that loyalty to an individual officeholder should override loyalty to basic ideals. |
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Yet, it is increasingly common for people to override basic biorhythms and ignore the biological signals for sleep. |
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This is irritating, and it'd be great if the software could override that somehow. |
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The Constitution of the Year VIII provided for three consuls, with a First Consul, elected for ten years, having power to override the other two. |
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If struck a hard blow, the hammers are designed to shear rather than override the sears. |
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Disillusioned, Grace physically harms herself to override the emotional pain from inside. |
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It is not clear why the oribi, a small species, produces its young at the peak biomass, unless other factors override nutritional intake. |
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The two have different management styles with one trying to override the other by verbal aggression. |
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Upon further thought, I have to say that it worries me that a governor has the right to override a court's decision and to decide someone's fate. |
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I feel that the County Manager will be forced by legislation to override the decision of the County Council and go ahead regardless. |
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It will establish a Council with the power to override court decisions and set aside previous convictions. |
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We cannot override the panel's decision, we can only make a recommendation. |
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So far they have preferred not to open the road at weekends and it is difficult to override their decision. |
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Instead, their argument boils down to the contention that the hospital should have gone to Family Court if it sought to override their decision. |
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In all but four of the interviews, the creatives noted that pragmatic considerations override personal preferences and motives when creating ads. |
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They say devices that would allow air traffic controllers to override the controls of a hijacked plane are close to development. |
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Again this is a situation where you need to override an automatic camera and set the controls manually. |
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After bank security realised there was no way to override the lock, firefighters were called. |
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He tapped away at the keyboard, trying to override the computer so he could use the thrusters. |
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Click on the Advanced button to override automatic cookie handling and better control your own preferences. |
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He then spun around, realising that Luc could manually override the elevators and get up to higher levels. |
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They calculated every vector of the arching, twisting plunge, while certain computers tried desperately to override the train's control systems. |
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He located the locking mechanism and accessed it, changing the emergency codes so no ship's personnel could override the room lock. |
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The fire control system is automatic with manual override for both gunner and commander. |
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It took technicians over 20 minutes to engage the manual override as horrified friends watched. |
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For those with specialist training, a manual override facility allows the programming of specific frequencies. |
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As he went to enter his office, he had to use the manual override to get it to open. |
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You can switch from full-program mode to manual override for exposure control, and it has a built-in flash and nifty remote control. |
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If they were rejected, the automatic override button was used to compel their acceptance. |
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The Earthlink system just automates it, but the manual override is always available by logging into webmail. |
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In other words, adopt interpretations that will provoke a legislative override that will make it clear what the legislature really wants today. |
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Both votes surpassed the three-fifths majority necessary for a veto override. |
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After Wednesday's vote the Governor's pledged consequences for the override. |
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The president had veto power over any bill passed by Congress, subject to a congressional override by a two-thirds vote of each house. |
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The Kansas legislature is likely to try to override the veto, and unless some legislators change their votes, the override will pass. |
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Yet, someone of strong will and character can override such properties and master the relic. |
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His argument held water with the Senate, where an override attempt failed by one vote. |
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Unfortunately, there are too many people who may allow feelings of revenge to override fairness. |
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In the ticking bomb instance, does the duty to protect thousands of innocents override the duty not to torture? |
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Evidence of the speaker's unreliability or insincerity may defeat or override his prima facie warrant for acceptance. |
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Indeed there would be no point to such centralized plans if they weren't intended to override the wishes of individuals. |
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By design, neither set of rules purports to override existing international water agreements. |
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The pocket veto, not subject to override, is used when congressional adjournment prevents a bill's return. |
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You can force the issue, using the techniques described in Chapter 4, and override the RPM system. |
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In some cases, environmental preferability could override cost concerns, giving the advantage to the greener product. |
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Additionally, the bank would have to override and remove any bounced check fees or other debits from affected accounts caused by the error. |
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He had the decisiveness and political support to override grassroot prejudices to advance his country's interest. |
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His booming declamation often manages to override the humorous intent of many of Beckett's lines. |
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The ruling also does not override state proscriptions on funding to private or religious schools. |
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More and more governments are having to step in and override these magistrates who arrogantly refuse to take note of public disquiet. |
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Their similarities override their differences, and yet in these towns race has become a divisive issue. |
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The vote reenergized a grass-roots organization called Canton Pride, which urged passage of the override. |
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This procedure is commonly used for testing purposes to override the actual position of the landing gear. |
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At any given point in time, specific legacies may be balanced in a given way, or a revelational one may override others. |
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We can't let a short term political imperative override long term economic factors. |
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No contractual arrangements or personal agreements between same-sex or de facto couples can override the legislation. |
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If automatic valves are used, they should be controlled from a central location and be easy to override with manual controls. |
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You easily can override the built-in time command by preceding it with a backslash, as in the examples that follow. |
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They do agree that the courts can override the power of testation but on what basis should they approach it. |
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He figured out how to break the content scrambling system, allowing you to move from one region to another and override copy protection. |
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Sandy worried sometimes that she had after all let her desires override her scruples, but Nika's own determination bolstered her. |
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In order to have any efficacy whatever, a world organization must be able to override big states as well as small ones. |
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Instead of helping to ease the situation, I allow my own self-obsessed feelings of guilt override my duties to a wounded friend. |
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In a plenary session of the National Assembly, 209 out of 266 who cast ballots voted to override the veto, while 54 voted against it. |
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Breakoffs and override have occurred without warning, under locally benign weather conditions. |
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Not being able to hold in a hoarse laugh of relief the General reached out to the manual override sitting in front of him, the redness beaming invitingly. |
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Even where the authority conducts a second-stage investigation and decides to permit or prohibit the merger, the minister may still override the decision. |
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That signal would act both as a homing device for Migilas to find the particular landing bay they were in, as well as allow her to override its door control mechanism. |
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Your Honour, that would override the decision of this Court in Hoch. |
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Though Mr. Boudin has rigged his dorm room at Yale University to override the block on collect calls, neither parent was able to connect with him today. |
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Among the guidelines are provisions for unpredictable audit tests and procedures to test management's ability to override controls in order to commit fraud. |
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But they all contemplate that in some circumstances, a court may override a parent's decision about with whom their children may have relationships. |
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We also decided to allow our indexers to override the system. |
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It is that we allowed our competitiveness to override our common sense. |
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The sense of topicality, of playwrights engaging with matters of public concern, helps override the structural weaknesses from which both plays suffer. |
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However, overly strong, untimely or uninformed opinions and input that override a well thought-out process can torpedo the best plans for no reason. |
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The heater is not really needed when the arm is not in use, but ground control has not been able to activate a switch designed to override the thermostat, he explained. |
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I told her that it was made of nanomachines, and the nanomachines could breach any circuit within a conventional vehicle, and override any controls. |
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Slipping back into old overeating habits requires a certain amount of dedication to consistently override the pain and discomfort of fullness, until you no longer register it. |
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Virgo The Full Pisces Moon, Monday, requires tapping into Virgo humility to override excess pride. |
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Obviously, the U.S. has improved their systems since then, but this was before they knew about the override device. |
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So far, supporters of same-sex marriage say they are three votes short of an override in the Senate and 12 in the House. |
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But the president could then veto that measure, and the override attempt would fail. |
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The Magloc includes a mechanical override on the left side of the grip. |
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In all countries but one, more people favour than oppose the idea of giving the UN Security Council the power to override the veto of a permanent member. |
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O'Brian killed the power override and the ship powered down. |
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The deal allows countries unable to manufacture medicines domestically to override international patents and import cheap generic drugs when they need to. |
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Forthrightness can override a too precious concern for complete accuracy. |
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Having access to big portions can override our natural sense of fullness. |
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Typically in a robot film, the script eventually calls for the obliging machine to override its software program and run amok, wreaking vengeance on its masters. |
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In humans and animals only M protein typespecific antibodies have the capacity to opsonize streptococci and to override the anti-phagocytic property of M protein. |
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When unsafe orders were detected, approximately nine in 10 systems allowed the user to override serious warnings, often by simply pressing a function key. |
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The camera defaults to auto-flash mode, but a button on the back allows you to keep the flash off, or to override the sensor when you want to take people shots in daylight. |
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The householders protested, and Lord Mayor Sir Thomas Bloodworth was summoned, who alone had the authority to override their wishes. |
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This override power can be exercised for five years, after which time the override must be renewed, or the decision comes into force. |
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If not passed within two sessions, the House of Commons can override the Lords delay by invoking the Parliament Act. |
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When voting to override a Presidential veto, the yeas and nays are required under Article I, Section 7 of the Constitution. |
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However, a pardon cannot override a decision to remove the defendant from the public office they hold. |
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You can choose to override these laws, you can change the game, you can dance to a different tune. |
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And for most Bellingham professionals, the temptation to dress for casual Friday on a Tuesday can override even the best fashion sense. |
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The scientists believe that a mechanism called hydrotropism can actually override geotropism. |
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That means TV stations and cable networks would have the power to override a rating from, for instance, a producer or syndicator. |
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The effect of the Castle Doctrine is to override the duty to retreat. |
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Similarly the speciesist allows the interests of his own species to override the greater interests of members of other species. |
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It may alter the constitution and ordinary laws, dismiss the cabinet, and override presidential vetoes. |
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In addition, political and social conventions often override considerations of mutual intelligibility. |
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However, although legally separate, the AMN and the Navy organizations still override in many aspects. |
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These ratings, together with Thatcher's combative personality and willingness to override colleagues' opinions, contributed to discontent within her party. |
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However, if it is not possible to interpret an Act of Parliament so as to make it compatible with the Convention, the judges are not allowed to override it. |
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As the highest organ of government the parliament holds supreme legislative power and can override a presidential veto and alter the constitution. |
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Others regarded them as an independent source of law, whose general principles could override specific inferences based on the letter of scripture. |
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The needs of the windmill must override everything else, he said. |
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For example, national boundaries frequently override linguistic difference in determining whether two linguistic varieties are languages or dialects. |
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All those laws which give to the irresponsible officers of the Executive Government of India absolute powers to override the popular will, are still unrepealed. |
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Jane Roe, campaign manager for the Abortion Law Reform Association, said the Cardinal had allowed his religious principles to totally override his common sense. |
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As a result, commercial and industrial property values would be based on an artificial override and not on the internal calculations of the system. |
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