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Перевод: overrule

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отвергать предложение; отклонять предложение; аннулировать; считать недействительным; брать верх; перевешивать; верховенствовать; господствовать

Тезаурус:

1. But I didn't feel I could overrule Ted Heath on this particular occasion because he was essentially right on what the Bill proposed.
2. Enthusiasm should not he allowed to overrule common sense: beyond the point of return, the cave continues for a further half - mile, dropping in pitches to a depth of 250 feet.
3. When she meets other animals, walk on and ignore her - as she is timid of strange people, I think this will overrule her aggression towards a strange dog, and she will catch up very quickly.
4. You can't overrule it.
5. Margery was rather fearful about disobeying her confessor, but Jesus assured her that he could overrule a priest, and she set off without money or luggage.
6. Whatever the Inspector said, the government could overrule him.
7. For the first time, it occurs to me that my body has needs for food, needs of its own that I can't try to overrule with dieting and ferocious exercise and fasting; and in a bigger way, I realise that I have needs of all kinds that I had tried to ignore: a need for food, a need to be loved, a need to feel accepted, a need for independence, a need to grow up, and a need for security.
8. Ss 80 and 89, CA1985 overrule the special article.
9. Where there is strong local determination to keep the church open, the diocese may change its mind and ultimately the Church Commissioners may overrule the plans for closure.
10. It is quite obvious that the old man allowed his emotions to overrule his judgement in this instance.
11. The UK Cross-Country Commission has been severely snubbed by the British Amateur Athletic Board, after a decision to overrule the controversial rescheduling of the World Cross-Country Championship Trial Meeting.
12. THE Government is set to overrule the Queen and axe more than half the royal hangers-on from the Civil List.
13. Not only is the Bundesrat's consent not required for all laws (Article 77(3)) but, in addition to its power to overrule the Bundesrat (Article 77(4)), the Bundestag has virtual carte blanche to extend its area of competence, in virtue of an article which is a perfect formulation of "subsidiarity":