1. They overrode my protest and continued with the meeting.

2. The Congress overrode the President's objection and passed the law.

3. As a matter of fact his remarks overrode your motion.

4. A concern for safety overrode all other considerations.

5. He overrode the autopilot when he realised it was malfunctioning.

6. He overrode negative reviews with publicity stunts.

7. All three were highly competent, but their ambitions overrode their talent.

8. But Congress overrode those draft guidelines before they were finalized and imposed a total ban two years ago.

9. The fear of extinction overrode all other emotions.

10. The Council overrode the veto by a substantial margin.

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11. Isabel's illness overrode any form of imaginative involvement on my part.

12. Like Jeff Beck, his restlessness and commitment overrode the commercial gains to be won by the more mainstream Clapton.

13. Like Medicare, which overrode its cost estimates by ten times.

14. The state legislature promptly overrode his veto, and the rest is license-plate history.

15. The appeal court overrode the decision of the lower court.

16. In Vermont, the state legislature successfully overrode the governor's promised veto.

17. Laws weren't restricted by a Constitution, later laws overrode earlier ones.

18. The worship of Mammon blatantly overrode any questions of justice, fairness or human kindness.

19. The Court of Appeal held that the oral statement overrode the exclusion clause which therefore did not form part of the contract.

20. As we might have guessed, the importance of Laurence's wife's money overrode any other consideration.

21. Here spoke the man of destiny whose singleness of purpose overrode all other considerations.

22. Clinton vetoed the bill after being lobbied by trial lawyers, but Congress overrode the veto.

23. " Only laws passed legally "Laws weren't restricted by a Constitution, later laws overrode earlier ones.

1. The Congress overrode the President's objection and passed the law.

2. As a matter of fact his remarks overrode your motion.