0 past simple and past participle of overrule
1 (of a person who has official authority) to decide against a decision that has already been made:
This implies that a single clue with the perfect score of 1.0 cannot be overruled by others.
Changes in the asset mix of the pension fund will be overruled by the risk-bearing stakeholders.
This implies also that it is possible for some faults to emanate as winners from one layer, only to be overruled in the next layer.
Instead of requiring robust decisiveness for freedom, they suggest that an individual's freedom may sometimes be overruled by other considerations.
External factors may contradict and interact, or be overruled by language particular idiosyncrasies.
Legal counsel to the hospital overruled the ethics committee, instructing the attending physician to comply with the family's demands.
At this locale, differentiation of status between family lines may have overruled or mitigated mortuary practices linked to age grades.
Some of these rights are fundamental rights that preexist the state and cannot be overruled even by law.
