Примеры использования Overrule на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The possibility that the State party's highest court may someday overrule its precedent upholding indefinite detention does not suffice to indicate the present availability of an effective remedy.
In no case, however, UNWTO will have the power to veto, overrule or modify the non-controlled entities' budget,
modify or overrule any decision or other action of the executive board based on technical
which could overrule any measure taken under the Act that was in breach of the Constitution.
the President's decrees can overrule existing legislation,
the Conference called for an overrule of the court verdict against the elected Muftis of Xanti and Komotini.
that there is no other agency of government which can overrule actions that we take.
This panel cannot overrule the IPTF Commissioner,
In certain cases, however, particular norms can overrule others, for example where they are norms of jus cogens,
modify, or overrule any decision or other action of the[executive board]
bodies whose decisions they can overrule or who they(help) appoint-
the adopted FTP in order to amplify them rather than overrule.
In no case, however, UNWTO will have the power to veto, overrule or modify the non-controlled entities' budget,
In accordance with the legal advice, the draft decision could not overrule the condition stipulated in the first amendment to the Convention that for the amendment to have effect it must first enter into force for all the 31 Parties that were Party to the Convention at the time of the amendment's adoption,
would also have the power to hear and overrule decisions on purely domestic matters,
arguing that it could not overrule the decision by the Ombudsman not to press charges against any Swedish law enforcement personnel.
ability to intervene and overrule decisions should the situation deteriorate
modify or overrule any decision or other action of the executive board based on[technical
the profit motive might overrule considerations of equity and universalism in service provision.
Overruled, but agreed.