overrule

He may overrule and change the call on the field.

"And why would I want to overrule the people who know you the best?"

And some have gone to court to overrule the doctor or school.

But she was overruled, and the private marriage took place.

As she looked up at him, the need to protect her overruled everything else.

It think it's much too late to overrule any of that.

The waiting House bill would overrule that court's defense of the campaign law.

The move had the effect of overruling the Senate, at least for now.

Robertson asked to be on the Board but was overruled.

They were able to overrule the library board and fire Brown.

From 1953 to 1986 the Court overruled some 124 previous decisions, about four a year.

In the end, they were overruled, but took their revenge.

But, as so often before, the Emperor had overruled him.

Now he needs to get tough and, if necessary, overrule them.

If the top is convinced, the bottom level of data will be overruled.

Congress can overrule the commission's entire list, but has not done so.

His report was overruled, but it does not make pleasant reading.

That's the last time I'll overrule you on anything outside an atmosphere.

Advisers say he has yet to overrule them on any major issue.

But someone or something was protecting this child, and natural law had been overruled.

"They like to have some final say that can overrule elected officials."

Perhaps it was a case of national philosophy overruling common sense.

I asked whether that meant he had overruled his boss.

Should the judges have the power to overrule a vote once in a while?

The judge also said she did not see how any ruling by her would overrule the federal court's decision.