However, since the compounding predicate is defeasible, it can be pragmatically overridden along the same lines as the examples discussed above.
From now on we shall call those labels of the object r unreachable that either do not occur in or are overridden.
Of course, when it comes to disputes about children, the autonomy of both adults and children tends to be overridden in the name of welfare.
Other hypotheses identify factors in 2000 that might have overridden the operation of traditional retrospective voting.
The president had a veto, but could be overridden by a simple legislative majority.
With respect to lexical ambiguity, we predict that context will have a very strong role, so that effects of meaning frequency can be overridden.
This further supports frequency competition, suggesting that any differences in conceptual appropriateness between pastmarked and unmarked forms were overridden by large relative frequency advantages.
In other words, gerundive nominals are exceptional cases where the default condition of headedness can be overridden.
