| And trumping everything has been the Sean Taylor saga, which will continue to haunt the club through the season. |
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| This is possible because of the trumping rule, which is different from that in whist or bridge. |
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| You can score one for intelligence in terms of trumping the natural unintelligent forces of the universe. |
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| It was the ultimate example of style trumping substance and it makes me embarrassed for my adopted state. |
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| Was it too much to own my experience without her trumping them with stories from her past? I'm entitled to be as mad as a meat ax. |
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| There are obviously reams of questions here, but I want to go back briefly to Mr. Shrybman and this question of U. S. law trumping Canadian law. |
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| If you are trumping in, and there is a possibility of being overtrumped, trump with at least a Jack so that the fourth player cannot win with a Fox or 10 of trumps. |
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| Greenwashing, the term used to describe companies trumping up their green credentials without any real basis, can backfire on a brand. |
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| The show is still the biggest on UK television, easily trumping the BBC's copycat rival The Voice. |
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| I am concerned that yet again paternalism is trumping actually bottom-up solutions that include our aboriginal people. |
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| And that is because, in reality, a security-based ideology is trumping cultural dialogue and contaminating consciences. |
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| It is another case of Liberal leadership politics trumping the interests of ordinary Canadians. |
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| One problem is that the inevitable tension between individual and group rights is resolved through the trumping of one right over another. |
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| That claim simply does not hold up, given the consistent Supreme Court record of individual rights trumping group rights. |
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| Why is diplomatic immunity continuing to jeopardize Canadians' safety and security, and why is diplomatic immunity trumping our justice system? |
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| Is this, once again, the result of excessive formalism and inertia trumping the search for common ground on issues? |
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| Participation of children and adolescents remains a high card for UNICEF, trumping the old adage that children should be seen and not heard. |
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| Such is the Western tradition: argument, reason, civil laws trumping religious ones. |
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| He became MP in 1970 and formed the Democratic Unionist Party in 1971, trumping competition from the Vanguard Unionist Progressive Party to represent working-class loyalism. |
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| Miasmic hallways, sputtering coffee machines, and jaundiced light haunt the Paris hospital in which much of the film unfolds, trumping all gruesome effects of disease. |
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| Bombast was trumping originality and critics were at the end of their ropes with it. |
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| Having bid ulti, the declarer is obliged to keep the 7 of trumps as long as is legally possible, subject to the rules of following suit and trumping when void. |
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| This includes trumping or overtrumping if you can not follow suit. |
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| There has been a lot of discussion about security trumping economics, but we see them as being just as important. |
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| It is not only retail politics trumping fact based public policy, it is much more than that. |
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| Mr. Speaker, clearly what we have here is a case of ideology trumping not only common sense, but trumping the public good. |
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| The London club struck a £32m agreement with the ailing Anzhi Makhachkala last week for the 25-year-old, trumping Tottenham Hotspur in the process despite the player having undergone a medical with Spurs last Thursday. |
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| Most of his Ukrainian flock live in Galicia. But it is hard to see a bunch of west Ukrainian café dwellers, even with the pope's blessing, trumping the power and money of the country's hard men and business clans. |
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| To prevent abuses cloaked in the guise of privilege from trumping legitimate Charter interests, the court must inquire into the legitimacy of a claim of parliamentary privilege. |
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| For the United States and other allies like Great Britain or Australia, national security represents a predominant concern of Government and public, trumping all other matters. |
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| Then we have the government trumping its work-sharing adjustment program, which provides income support to workers eligible for employment insurance when business is slow for their employers. |
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| They are trumping things up for pure and simple political purposes. |
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| That is an example of ideology trumping smartness. |
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| As examples they mentioned the legal recognition of credits, the modernisation of rules relating to innocent acquirers, the trumping of non-Convention interests, and legal certainty in respect of transfers of securities. |
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| He worked, for cash, only six weeks of the year, and spent the rest of his time reading, writing, hoeing beans, picking huckleberries, and listening to bullfrogs trumping, hawks screaming, and whip-poor-wills singing vespers. |
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| Increasingly, however, the exigencies of office seem to be trumping the legal qualms of the campaign trail something Mr Obama's supporters will regret when a future Republican president perfects the dodges he is pioneering. |
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| Perhaps the questionable agronomic considerations of growing mustard ended up trumping a high absolute price sufficiently to hold back new crop acreage gains. |
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| More likely is a gradual coming together of a variety of agency types in new partnerships – triangular, rectangular, pentangular and more – with joint learning trumping national interests as a driver for co-operation. |
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