| It is not a matter of overruling the decision because, as I have said, it was based upon a different ground. |
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| A number of Northern Ireland parties have expressed concerns that the referendum is capable of overruling the Good Friday Agreement. |
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| The European Court of Human Rights has already ruled that the Government was acting beyond its powers by overruling a judge's sentence. |
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| We would thus not have judges overruling the decisions of faceless public servants. |
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| But that's no excuse for overruling a law that not only is legitimate, but also extraordinarily popular. |
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| The last thing Leeds need right now is podgy referees overruling linesmen and giving seriously dodgy goals against them. |
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| In the overruling providence of God, the troubling may prepare the way for healing. |
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| One area where overruling this decision may have effect would be, for instance, in terms of local government rates, might it not? |
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| Usually, of course, the question of overruling a prior decision won't arise. |
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| But my greater concern is not with the immediate facts of this case as much as it is the precedent, of overruling the state courts, of politicizing a tragic family situation. |
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| Looking back, I see the gracious hand of our sovereign God overruling my obstinate reluctance and giving me new desires that were not natural for me. |
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| She replied quietly, her courteous manners overruling her sullen thoughts. |
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| Councillors overruling officer recommendations is not a new phenomenon and in a democracy the mechanism for such eventualities must always be there. |
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| However, such overruling only takes place, if the other agreements are set in writing and have been explicitly accepted by Sputnik. |
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| He intervened in at least three Senate races, overruling local favourites and picking moderate candidates more to his liking. |
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| Shame on those of you who will vote for overruling the Dutch and French voters! |
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| Such an overruling must be notified in writing to the Treasurer of the Group. |
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| The procedural tactic of asking for a ruling and then overruling the chair is dangerous and risky. |
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| What kind of Prime Minister postures about protecting charter rights while overruling the very charter rights of his own cabinet and half of his caucus? |
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| Deciding to see for himself, and overruling the objections of Renato, Riccardo lightheartedly invites everyone to join him in an incognito visit to the witch. |
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| Some carmakers are promising technology that detects pedestrians and cyclists, again overruling the driver and stopping the vehicle before it hits them. |
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| The overruling concept of versatile cultural events has established itself and reinforced the position of Art Basel Miami Beach as the most important art exhibition on the American continent and the second worldwide. |
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| If this advice is overruled, the deputy has the further obligation to ensure that both the advice and the ministerial overruling of it are clearly documented. |
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| This appears to be perfectly in line with the 'realist' reading of judicial decision making mentioned above: the chances of political overruling being very thin, the Court had a broad margin of manoeuver. |
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| On March 18, 2009, the Appeals Court of Paris ruled in favor of Technip by overruling the Commercial Court's decision as it related to Technip's contractual breach and by rejecting ITP's other complaints. |
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| On appeal a majority in the Manitoba Court of Appeal ordered the return of the child forthwith, overruling the previous four-month interim custody order. |
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| Three Ontario Judges in an arrogant, activist ruling instantly redefined marriage thereby deliberately overruling the repeated statements of Parliament in defence of the traditional definition. |
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| Edward VI named Lady Jane Grey as his heir presumptive, overruling the order of succession laid down by Parliament in the Third Succession Act. |
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| I think overruling a case or reconsidering a case is a very serious matter. |
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| American courts of last resort recognize a rebuttable presumption against overruling their own past decisions. |
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| Even given a string of judicial decisions criticising and overruling such monopolies, James I, Elizabeth I's successor, continued using patents to create monopolies. |
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| At least within the academy, conventional wisdom now maintains that a purported demonstration of error is not enough to justify overruling a past decision. |
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| In 1787, Coke and Asbury persuaded the American Methodists to refer to them as bishops rather than superintendents, overruling Wesley's objections to the change. |
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| Overruling the defendants' objection, the Supreme Court of Judicature declared that it is the jury's responsibility to determine the credibility of the evidence. |
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