"Congress can override, and Congress should override this executive order," said Rep.
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Congress failed to override that veto and appears similarly unlikely to muster the votes to override the Yemen veto.
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And the Senate's 97-1 override vote Wednesday was the most overwhelming since a 95-0 veto override vote in 1983.
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WATER RULE VETO OVERRIDE DIES: Senators failed Thursday to override President Obama's veto of a resolution blocking a key water rule.
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"Do not override my veto; do not vote to override my veto," Rauner said at a news conference before the vote.
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Despite wavering from some lawmakers, the override effort is likely to be successful, making it the first veto override of Obama's administration.
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The House voted 63 to 40 to override the veto of the tax increase and 66 to 28 to override the budget veto.
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Vote to override veto: The House will try today to override President Trump's veto of its resolution to block his national emergency declaration.
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On Wednesday, though, the Senate voted 97-1 to override the veto, and the House followed up shortly thereafter with a 348-77 override vote.
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And while some travelers have figured out how to hack the system (basically "override the override," as the Buzz60 video below says), new devices can now block that, too.
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"You have 14 Republicans voting with Democrats on this," he told CNN, watching the numbers come in for the vote to override the President's first veto (The override failed).
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The Senate voted 97-1 Wednesday to override Obama's veto and the House is expected to hold its override vote on Wednesday afternoon, which is expected to pass by a wide margin.
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Unanimously we passed it out of the Senate, unanimously out of the House, and then we came back with a veto override, his one and only veto override of his entire presidency.
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Unlike adults, who can override such unpleasant inputs with the
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That effort failed because Congress failed to override Trump's veto.
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The memos largely override previous orders from former President Obama.
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Under Article 49.3, a government can override parliament by decree.
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Republicans do not have sufficient votes to override the president.
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Just 14 Republicans joined 234 Democrats in voting to override.
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But O'Rourke stood his ground, voting to override the veto.
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I always regretted my responses, but I couldn't override them.
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He voted several times to override Trump vetoes this year.
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Congress does not have the votes to override this decision.
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There's an option to override your restriction with a passcode.
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This would be the first veto override for President Obama.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan pledged to hold an override vote.
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Unwilling as he is, he can't override his own programming.
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The huge margins mean Congress could easily override a veto.
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Sadly, the veto override did nothing to advance that conversation.
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Some might argue that Congress can override a president's veto.
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Gorsuch said the opinion "did nothing to override" Congress' judgment.
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And sugar is the great override button of infant taste.
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Even the president's veto power is subject to congressional override.
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Despite the override, 85033 senators sent a letter to Sens.
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The Senate later attempted but failed to override the veto.
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The state House voted to override the veto last week.
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I do think the votes are there for the override.
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The Echo Link doesn't have to override the companion Echo.
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In effect, they override the federal decision to support EVs.
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The State Senate voted in April to override the governor.
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The plan: Override Mr. Trump's declaration of a national emergency.
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Remember that instinctual meekness: You may need to override it.
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The plan would override stricter regulations from the Obama administration.
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But it will take government action to override corporate resistance.
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In those conditions, adrenaline is likely to override everything else.
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Pelosi is demanding federal mandates to override state election laws.
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We need to override our natural laziness to work out.
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And the votes for a veto override just aren't there.
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In Kentucky, legislators met teachers' demand that they override Gov.
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So why should a hospital or a court override them?
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The override opens up a Pandora's box of unintended consequences.
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At which point Congress should not hesitate to override him.
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Please do not let political correctness override quality of content.
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Weaker federal privacy legislation could eventually override the California law.
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But Monday's override attempts were viewed as a long shot after the resolutions passed the Senate for the first time with 22019 and 53 votes — well short of the 67 needed to override Trump.
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Lawmakers could also vote to override the declaration that an emergency exists, but it is doubtful that Congress has the votes to override Mr. Trump's certain veto, leaving the courts a more likely venue.
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Federal regulations limited through congressional override State legislatures would have the power, by a three-fifths majority, to override any provision of federal law, whether issued by Congress, the president or any other administrative agency.
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In doing so, they override the default setting to be 'hidden'.
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No school policy can override the freedoms guaranteed to every American.
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Senate President Robert Stivers cast the decisive vote for the override.
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However, Republicans lack the two-thirds majority needed for an override.
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It's possible that states will be able to override local governments.
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If successful, Congress' override would be the first of Obama's presidency.
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It's a game where style doesn't override function — it enhances it.
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And neither chamber mustered sufficient support to override a presidential veto.
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If successful, Congress' override will be the first of Obama's presidency.
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When ISA kicks in, drivers can override the brakes by accelerating.
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Is the veto override the final sign that the experiment failed?
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The intent was never to frustrate people or override their choices.
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Congressional leaders need to manually override any extended autopilot temptation options.
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The North Carolina General Assembly voted on Thursday to override Gov.
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But the state legislature this week voted to override the veto.
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A 85033 law allows Congress to override a president's emergency declaration.
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That said, here's how the veto and veto override process works.
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The final tally in Juneau was 37-1 for an override.
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When they made that decision, I wasn't going to override anybody.
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Quebec eventually changed that legislation, eliminating the need for the override.
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Chimpanzees may be unable to override their selfish tendencies about food.
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If I thought it was fair, I would override my lawyer.
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The House tried, unsuccessfully, in March to override Trump's initial veto.
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Cruz said, Congress has enough votes to override a presidential veto.
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Cruz said, Congress has enough votes to override a presidential veto.
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The shutdown began after the House failed to override his veto.
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The Associated Press reports the override effort is unlikely to succeed.
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The full House could convene a vote to override Trump's veto.
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It would be the first successful veto override of Obama's presidency.
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The veto override failed by a vote of 241 to 186.
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Quinn must learn to override a lifetime of privilege-based conditioning.
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Congress was unable to muster the votes to override that veto.
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That is, the later verses abrogate, or override, the earlier ones.
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The veto override could put Rauner in a perilous position politically.
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While the Democratic-controlled House unsuccessfully sought to override Trump's first veto on an unrelated issue, it appears unlikely it will hold an override vote this time since the Yemen resolution originated in the GOP-controlled Senate.
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Should we be trying to override that part of our brain, though?
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But there will also be a "constitutional court" which can override decisions.
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Government cannot override the strong desires of too many of their people.
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These may not override property rights but do give indigenous people influence.
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In theory, Congress could override the president's veto on a spending bill.
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The Senate later voted 26 to 12 to override the budget veto.
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They're vowing to override it, but it's doubtful they have the votes.
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Many of the same lawmakers voted to override the veto, as well.
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Congress could override Mr Duque's objections, forcing him to sign the law.
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And as I found there are scenarios where an override is essential.
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The override process must start in whichever chamber first passed the bill.
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Even as he prepared to vote for the override this week, Sen.
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If successful it would be the first veto override of Obama's presidency.
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What's more, some deals let device makers override a user's privacy setting.
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In turn, lawmakers can override that veto with a two-thirds majority.
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Override the need to control others by putting yourself in their shoes.
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In any case, no such regulation should override human rights, he said.
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"If he vetoes the bill, we will override his veto," Cardin said.
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But there is still a chance that legislators could override his veto.
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In some cases, accountants have had to override the programs, he said.
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The spokeswoman said this sort of disclaimer cannot override Tumblr's broader policy.
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"I think the votes will be there to override it," said Rep.
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As soon as this week the Congress will determine whether to override.
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I'll add, SB 2827 does not override any local inclusionary zoning ordinances.
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We want to make sure SB 827 does not override that work.
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The Maine House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly on Wednesday to override Gov.
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If he does so, House rules provide a method to override him.
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Five of the chamber's 53 Republicans voted to override the Republican president.
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That view was backed up by several others tracking the override vote.
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Trump's plan would likely face lawsuits and potentially spark an override vote.
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Neither chamber is expected to have the votes to override the vetoes.
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Neither the House nor Senate vote was enough to override a veto.
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Congress is not expected to have the votes to override Trump's veto.
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Democrats do not have nearly enough votes to override a presidential veto.
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But Becerra declined, since the local ordinances do not override state law.
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The Legislature should not hesitate to override his veto later this year.
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He has a set of core principles that override everything he does.
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Kentucky: Teachers managed to pressure the Republican legislature to override education cuts.
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Lawmakers are unlikely to be able to override President Trump's expected veto.
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It will also make it easier for pilots to override the system.
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Don't buy into the excitement and let your emotions override your judgment.
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But a rider can override the suggestion and still end the trip.
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In the current trade environment, political interests can easily override economic advantages.
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Clinicians can override its recommendation, but they can't opt out of participating.
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Religious freedom doesn't give you the right to override other people's freedoms.
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The Republicans were right to override the FBI and release this memo.
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The ordinance override provision is also an element in the Senate bill.
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But the pilots were able to override the system in that case.
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Even after years of practice, Jones still has to override this impulse.
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Democrats are far from the votes needed to override a presidential veto.
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Then came the threats of override from a once-loyal State Legislature.
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Donald Trump had the power to override that decision -- but he didn't.
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The supreme attorney may still override the decision to halt the case.
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He vetoed the tax increase; the Legislature tried to override his veto.
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But he added that states have the right to override that provision.
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They argue that the extender provision does not explicitly override such statutes.
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In order to override Mr. Rauner's veto, the House needs 71 votes.
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The pilots on the Indonesian flight tried repeatedly to override the system.
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The state Senate passed a bill Thursday afternoon to override Republican Gov.
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It's unlikely, however, that either chamber could find the two-thirds majority needed to override a presidential veto, as was the case last month when the Senate failed to override Trump's veto of increased military assistance to Yemen.
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Crash Override includes some really frustrating anecdotes about platforms letting online abuse slide.
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The global outlook and overall monetary policy stance will override any political headlines.
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You can easily override this though with a quick dive into your settings.
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Congress can override such a declaration, but it requires approval by both chambers.
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Federal legislation that might override California's law has so far failed to materialize.
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This isn't the first such power grab to override the will of voters.
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"I override the president for the benefit of the city," Mr Zoubaidi explains.
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If Trump vetos them, Congress will need a two-thirds vote to override.
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He did not override Ms Wilson-Raybould's decision to proceed with a trial.
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A child shouldn't be allowed to override a self-driving car's navigation systems.
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Republican and Democratic leaders in Congress say they'll override Obama's veto next week.
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Congress, though exasperated, does not have the numbers to override Mr Trump's veto.
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To specify the video quality to use, choose a bitrate and click Override.
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Republican and Democratic leaders in Congress say they'll override Obama's veto next week.
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But the drive to dismantle the previous president's legacy seems to override logic.
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It is also the first to face the serious prospect of an override.
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An "elite group" of five Facebook executives can override what content gets censored.
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I plead with Congress to revote the veto override before members leaves town.
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They argued that public safety concerns weren't enough to override the First Amendment.
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SB 2827 does not override any local demolition control a city might have.
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Similar to OVERRIDE, The Food Chain Project offers a critique of passive consumption.
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Overzealous parents and coaches allow their emotions to override a sense of decorum.
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Five of the chamber's 53 Republicans joined Democrats in voting to override Trump.
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However, neither chamber appears to have enough votes to override a presidential veto.
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Issues should override identity, but we can't pretend that representative leadership doesn't matter.
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But enough Republicans in Congress are expected to block any veto override attempt.
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Moreover, state and local politics can override environmental protection when governments regulate governments.
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Although Congress rarely exercises the veto override power, it is certainly not unprecedented.
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"Tuning" passenger vehicles to override emissions controls is relatively easy, with appropriate gear.
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The bill will return to the Maine state legislature for a possible override.
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Trump vetoed the Yemen resolution, and Congress was unable to override the veto.
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The House is also voting on an override of Obama's veto on Wednesday.
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YOU CAN'T USE POLITICS JUST BECAUSE THE MAJORITY CONTROLS TO OVERRIDE THE LAW.
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They would later need at least 67 votes to override Trump's likely veto.
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Legislative leaders have indicated that they will move quickly to override the veto.
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National Briefing | Plains The South Dakota House on Thursday failed to override Gov.
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The term "Latinx" points to a future where openness and inclusion override prejudice.
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Vice President Mike Pence is ready in the wings to override any objection.
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Sanders said he objects to the board's power to override the territorial government.
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That's when the department found an expert to override the device's security features.
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The House is expected to vote to override Obama's veto later on Wednesday.
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Congress is not expected to have enough votes to override a presidential veto.
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Congress is not expected to have enough votes to override a presidential veto.
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It also has asked Congress for new laws to override the court order.
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You can't use politics just because the majority controls to override the law.
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It is, however, expected to garner enough support to override a Trump veto.
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The industry is also lobbying the Trump administration to override the local bans.
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Sam Brownback vetoed it and there weren't enough votes to override his veto.
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Death has a tendency to define us, to override everything that came before.
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Alaska lawmakers unsuccessfully attempted to override the veto that made the cut possible.
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It must have taken a conspiracy of powerful forces to override all that.
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The House tried in March, also unsuccessfully, to override the president's initial veto.
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So partisanship seems to override personal experience in influencing perceptions of economic reality.
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But Mr. Brownback vetoed the measure, and lawmakers failed to override his veto.
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Trump vetoed the resolution and there was not enough support to override it.
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The former White House employees' First Amendment rights override these agreements, he says.
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Neither threats nor concessions from outside have proved able to override this calculus.
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There are very, very few situations in which international opinion can override them.
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House Democratic leaders were under no illusion that the veto override would pass.
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North Carolina Republicans in the state's House of Representatives voted to override Gov.
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Cars will handle many tasks, while a human driver will have override power.
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Federal privacy bills that could override the state's law are stalled in Congress.
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Patients were free to override the default and select any option they preferred.
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Non-disclosure agreements are private civil contracts that would never override criminal proceedings.
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The House tax bill proposed a legislative override of the 9th Circuit carve-out.
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Yet his apparent fierce loyalty to President Trump continues to override his better judgement.
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According to the North Carolina Legislature's website, the House failed to override Democratic Gov.
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To override the veto, lawmakers needed the approval of three-fifths of each chamber.
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Topor was attuned to their worlds, but never let them override his own visions.
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But 57 House Republicans, later joined by just enough Senate Republicans, voted to override.
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You can take a look at her work at her new Crash Override Network.
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He can veto legislation but parliament can override the veto on a second attempt.
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The new bill is also explicit about which provisions states can override, Sonfield said.
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Once both chambers override the veto, the bill becomes law regardless of Obama's opposition.
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However, clients can call their human advisors and override their decision if they want.
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" A similar majority would also be empowered to "override a federal law or regulation.
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But in the case of a faulty reading, pilots need to override the automation.
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Ten Senate Republicans joined with 43 Senate Democrats in the failed veto override attempt.
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Ten Senate Republicans joined with 43 Senate Democrats in the failed veto override attempt.
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But they're a few votes shy of what they need to override the veto.
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To override this instinct, the weapons in Battlefront encourage players to get up close.
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Support among legislators is not high enough to override the veto, the Dispatch reported.
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You can override your preset if you want to increase or lower a tip.
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Even someone who consciously aims to override it can be swept into its flame.
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Looks like they've chosen to override the court when it suits everyone involved. Congrats?
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To override the president, supporters would need a two-thirds majority in each chamber.
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Part of this is preference, but profit and performance considerations may override our preferences.
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"You don't have to override the parliamentarian or get a new parliamentarian," Cruz said.
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When Congress makes a legislative choice, the president has little power to override it.
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Kentucky teachers denounced that move and also called for lawmakers to override the Gov.
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Some in Congress believe they can override President Obama if he vetoes the bill.
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The measures did not get enough votes in the Senate to override his veto.
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Senators expect it would ultimately need 67 votes — enough to override a presidential veto.
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The Obama administration has threatened to veto the measure, although an override is possible.
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The override comes at an already freighted moment in America's relations with the kingdom.
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However, House Democrats on Wednesday failed to secure enough votes to override Trump's veto.
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Alternatively, you can manually override the settings and choose your own amount of espresso.
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"I don't think the votes are there to override a veto, personally," he said.
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The vote to override Trump's vetoes, which took place on Monday, resulted 45-40.
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One of the country's few impeachments, Andrew Johnson's, was precipitated by a veto override.
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Both had to override their disappointment to preserve the legitimacy of the transition process.
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On Friday night, legislators in the Republican-controlled Senate voted to override the vetoes.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) said Friday he is "confident" lawmakers will override the president.
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The National Rifle Association quickly called for lawmakers to start the veto override process.
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West Virginia lawmakers can override the veto with a simple majority of both chambers.
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Neither chamber is expected to have the two-thirds support to override that veto.
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THE OPTION TO OVERRIDE PERMANENT LOG DE-ARCHIVE PROCESS WILL EXPIRE IN FIVE MINUTES.
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That connection allows the device to override the game's processes with its own instructions.
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A vote to override President Obama's veto is expected by the end of January.
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In Tennessee, it takes a majority in both chambers to override the governor's veto.
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Passengers can also override the automated broadcast to speak with air-traffic control directly.
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The House is expected to vote to override Obama after the Senate takes action.
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But there is little likelihood of mustering votes to override President Trump's expected veto.
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Attempting an override would really be dumb, but I'm not sure they get it.
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By declaring an emergency over Iran, the administration was able to override those holds.
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Are we right to distrust them, or should we try to override that impulse?
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And Congress said nothing at all about a treaty override in the new law.
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Conservatives have also cheered on efforts by the federal government to override state laws.
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And some California lawmakers have balked at efforts to override their state's new law.
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Trump, however, vetoed both measures and Congress has been unable to override the veto.
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He predicted the Senate could marshal the votes to override any potential presidential veto.
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Ultimately, however, the Senate failed to override a presidential veto of the bipartisan measure.
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But an ostensibly pro-growth tax structure will not override anti-growth fiscal irresponsibility.
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It would turn on automatically in a moving car (and passengers could override it).
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I could win every vote in the Congress, I couldn't override a Presidential veto.
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Maduro's government then created a parallel pro-government legislature to override opposition delegates' decisions.
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Obama vetoed that bill, and congressional leaders never attempted to override the veto. Sen.
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Congress would be able to override Trump if he decided to lift the sanctions.
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Congress can only override his veto with a two-thirds vote in both houses.
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It cannot override a more basic obligation to preserve the country and the Constitution.
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But there are possible political benefits of a veto even with a legislative override.
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What motivated you to start your nonprofit harassment support endeavor, also called Crash Override?
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How can an otherwise normal person override the moral code and commit cold-blooded murder?
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In classrooms, teachers can override the robots using a smartphone app, and with good reason.
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The emergency manager was given the power to override all of the city's elected representatives.
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Georgia legislator seeks to override veto A Georgia legislator who supported HB 757, state Sen.
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Sometimes these routines are sufficiently strong enough that they override deleterious effects of light exposure.
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The House of Representatives will consider whether to try to override the veto on Jan.
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A planned vote Tuesday by House Democrats to override Trump's veto looks likely to fail.
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Gadi decides to override Kurtz's orders and tells Charlie to instead seduce Khalil that evening.
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It just seemed a bit dodgy how these people could override some of our laws.
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The big picture: The House was due to vote to override President Trump's veto Tuesday.
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Families cannot override their wishes, but about 20 people die waiting for organs each day.
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It's something I've increasingly tried to override — smiling is good and makes everyone feel good!
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To override Cooper's veto, legislators would need the approval of three-fifths of each chamber.
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Until 17 months ago, Apple held the key that could override protections and open phones.
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The above clip highlights Aloy's — that's the name of the game's heroine — first "override" encounter.
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That bill cannot get the 60 votes needed in the Senate to override a filibuster.
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The federal government has the power to override British Columbia's opposition to the pipeline expansion.
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The constitution gives parliament the power to override provincial laws and regulations in certain instances.
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The bill passed with enough support to indicate lawmakers could override the President's expected veto.
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But I am not going to override a system that is already put in place.
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Alabama is the only state that allows so-called "judicial override" in death penalty sentences.
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Subsequent algorithm changes made by ICE in 2014 reduced the override rate to 7.6 percent.
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The Legislature can easily override the governor's veto and largely sets the budget and policy.
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BOEING SAYS FLIGHT CREWS WILL ALWAYS HAVE ABILITY TO OVERRIDE MCAS AND MANUALLY CONTROL AIRPLANE
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The Senate has scheduled a vote to override the veto on Wednesday around noon. Sen.
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Neither chamber of Congress appears to have enough support to override the president's expected veto.
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The word "tankini" is liminal; it refuses to override the question, uneasily staking middle ground.
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On Friday, the group reacted angrily to Ms. Fallin's veto and called for an override.
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Neither chamber is expected to reach the two-thirds majority threshold to override a veto.
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"I think we easily get the two-thirds override if the president should veto," Sen.
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The proper response to that situation isn't to find a way to override the blockage.
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Mulvaney said Sunday that he's certain Congress lacks the votes necessary to override the veto.
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And keep in mind, however, that certain city or county restrictions may override statewide laws.
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Now there is evidence that these override cases involve a disproportionate number of wrongful convictions.
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Enacted in 2202 the law attempted to override nondisclosure rules that prohibited communications with Congress.
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Emergency rooms typically check it, she said, and family members can't override that opt-in.
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Fifty-two senators voted to advance the override effort, well short of the 60 needed.
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In theory, Trump, as president, could override any concerns that an adjudicating agency might have.
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The Press Herald reported that it's unclear if an override will pass, though state Sen.
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House Republicans will try Tuesday to override President Obama's veto of an ObamaCare repeal bill.
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"Were the president to veto it, I would vote to override the veto," said Rep.
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However, the driver will be able to override this by pushing on the accelerator pedal.
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An override of Kasich's veto requires support from three-fifths of lawmakers in both chambers.
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Many are already creeped out by Facebook, but the monetary incentive might override their morals.
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The veto override will be a loss for Obama and a big win for Sen.
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Make your selections and click override, or use the Netflix-selected options by clicking reset.
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Did Facebook's security team manually override a tool that flagged these fake accounts as suspicious?
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My question, what happens if AI learns how to disable or override the kill switch?
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In North Carolina, Republican legislators wield margins enormous enough to override a veto by Gov.
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But I would tell you that he will override, because I'm giving him that power.
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Even if he doesn't, lawmakers could override his veto if they can get enough votes.
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Depending on the state, the law can override this and say that you've been misclassified.
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The Constitution does permit Congress to override the president, if it can muster enough votes.
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Still, lawmakers need to get enough support in the Senate to override the governor's veto.
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Perhaps there was no way to override the preprogrammed de-orbit burn, Dr. McDowell said.
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Neither chamber of Congress is expected to have the votes to override Trump's likely veto.
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It is unlikely to garner the two-thirds majority needed there to override the veto.
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He added that certain challenges by the Senate would require a supermajority to override Roberts.
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In that case, all bets are off and Washington wants Beijing to override the market.
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The OECD wants to create a multilateral framework to override the patchwork of unilateral laws.
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Security firms ESET and Dragos revealed the malware, dubbed "Crash Override" or "Industroyer," this week.
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Bloomberg reported State Department lawyers determined they could override the Office of Management and Budget.
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The law does too much good for too many people for doctrine to override evidence.
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You'd collectively decide to override the preferences of those who set up the scholarship fund.
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Mr. Brownback narrowly escaped an override of his veto of a tax increase in February.
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And it's unlikely there are enough votes in either chamber to override his veto. 3.
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Congress could also override a veto with a two-thirds majority vote in both houses.
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Even if Trump vetoed the bills, there was enough support for Congress to override him.
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But just because the President can't unilaterally override the Constitution doesn't mean he won't try.
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In the end, the governor vetoed the measure, and he barely survived an override attempt.
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However, the system may have brought the plane down as pilots struggled to override it.
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The vote was 248-181, with 14 Republicans voting with Democrats to support the override.
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But Mr. Trump would veto that legislation, and it's unlikely that Congress could override him.
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Congress has the power to override a national emergency declaration by passing a joint resolution.
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Congress has the power to effectively override an emergency declaration through a resolution of disapproval.
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The party doesn't have enough lawmakers in Parliament to override the veto on its own.
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Senators would need 67 votes to override his veto, which looked unlikely after Thursday's votes.
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The House voted 112-41 to override Nixon's veto and the Senate voted 24-6.
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Bush made an attempt in 2006, trying to re-write the law so Congress could override a line-item veto with a simple majority, rather than a two-thirds vote (which is needed to override a regular old presidential veto.) Obama considered asking in 2010.
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Uber says it will not override or disable the automatic braking features of the new Volvo.
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British Columbia is challenging in court the federal government's right to override the province's environmental laws.
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What's happening: As expected, Democrats filibustered Gorsuch, and Republicans didn't have the 60 votes to override.
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And there should be an override that would allow them to be used in an emergency.
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"Apparently, political jitters continue to override strong underlying economic sentiment in this current climate," Innes added.
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Congress can override a presidential veto, but it requires a two-thirds majority in both chambers.
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Adding increased distress doesn't override this programming; in fact, it tends to engage it even further.
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The legion's commander would have the power to override local regulations in pursuing massive improvement projects.
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"Advanced directives of any kind do not override most recent expressed capable wish," Bowman told Gizmodo.
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The Republicans do not have enough votes in the state's General Assembly to override the veto.
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It will not override any federal laws, nor will it overturn the circuit court's previous decision.
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It's unlikely the bill would have enough support at this point to override a presidential veto.
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To be successful the override requires three-fifths of the votes in both houses of parliament.
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The companies that offer these tools frame them as recommendations for landlords, which they can override.
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Ahead of the Senate's override vote, he said he was prepared to continue negotiating on pensions.
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Does he believe the Constitution would empower him, as commander in chief, to override those limits?
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In theory, Congress could pass legislation blocking his ability to pull out and override his veto.
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But the law allows Congress to override the national emergency by passing a resolution of disapproval.
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The override is the first of Obama's presidency -- and was supported by lawmakers from both parties.
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However, the Democratically controlled House is anticipated to vote to override the veto on March 26.
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The car can perform all functions itself, although a manual override is available to a driver.
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Turning to emotions, one commenter argues that personal contact may override some people's fear of immigration.
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The study revealed that the hormone oxytocin made them ignore or override their ingrained survival instinct.
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Republicans do not have the votes in the House or the Senate to override the veto.
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Even if EU leaders were fed up with Mrs May, nobody wanted to override Mr Varadkar.
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Netanyahu's plans to pass legislation allowing politicians to override Supreme Court rulings will also be hampered.
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President Obama has vowed a veto, and the GOP doesn't have enough votes to override it.
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Trump has not vetoed a bill, and thus has yet to face a serious override threat.
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The Trump administration has repeatedly called on Congress to enact regulations that would override the settlement.
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But the salmonella bugs need to eat—and some have the power to override the system.
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If he had vetoed it, Congress had signaled their willingness to rebuke him and override it.
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Republican lawmakers hold the majority in both houses and have enough members to override Democratic Gov.
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The nods to spectacle did not override the solutions-focused air that prevailed throughout the week.
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Today she runs Crash Override, a network of experts who offer support to victims of abuse.
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The legislation would override net neutrality and forbid the FCC from reinstating it in the future.
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If it clears the Republican-led Senate on Thursday, Democrats lack the votes to override him.
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The House voted to override 348–85033, clearing the two-thirds threshold required by the Constitution.
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In the majority opinion, Gorsuch maintained the "decision does nothing to override" what Congress has done.
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The bill's backers remain confident that both the House and the Senate will override the veto.
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Republicans expect to hold votes attempting to override the president's veto after Obama rejects the bill.
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Trump does have the authority to override such rules, although it's not clear whether he has.
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Juries in judicial override states take less time reviewing and discussing the evidence relevant to sentencing.
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Republicans are not expected to secure the necessary two-thirds majority to override a presidential veto.
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Democrats would then need two-thirds support in both chambers in order to override a veto.
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It would override any state net neutrality laws, like those recently proposed for California and Washington.
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A veto override may be the only way to move beyond the impasse we now face.
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It takes a two-thirds vote of both the House and Senate to override a veto.
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And should he veto the legislation, two-thirds of the House and Senate could override it.
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Customs is proposing a "preference override" to liberalize rules that apply to foods such as spices.
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Customs will propose a "preference override" to liberalize rules that apply to foods such as spices.
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Supporters appear to be far from having the support needed to override a veto. http://bit.
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With Congress likely unable to override Trump's vetoes, lawmakers have already begun plotting their next steps.
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They worry about an unelected body armed with the power to override the Puerto Rican government.
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"I still get scared to do them beforehand, but I can override that fear," he said.
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It also would be unlikely to win the two-thirds support needed to override a veto.
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Congress would have to ratify an amendment to the Constitution to change or override that interpretation.
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And, if vetoed by the President, work among yourselves, override the veto and fund our nation.
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For some people the promise of an income guarantee can override the concern of higher costs.
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If Mr. Trump does not sign it, Democrats say they will press for a veto override.
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In essence, superdelegates can completely change the results of a nominating process and override primary results.
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If Trump vetoes the law, Ryan could try to find the votes to override the veto.
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Eventually the human tranquilizer will override the canine despair, and we'll all go back to sleep.
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Then, unlikely to garner enough support to override such a veto, it is expected to die.
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Some analysts think that mutual interest in propping up prices may override discontent in the organization.
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Still, the simple threat of seeking to override patents was a signal that Louisiana was serious.
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That is why government is so central to infrastructure investment; it can override financial market considerations.
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They essentially had less than 40 seconds to manually override a system malfunction before a crash.
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Fellow Appalachian producer Range Resources Corp completed two override deals in the second half of 2019.
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Senators voted 53-36, falling short of the two-thirds needed to successfully override Trump's veto.
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But Mr. Trump vetoed it, and an override vote in the Senate failed 53 to 45.
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Republicans were able to keep the majority below 67, the amount needed to override a veto.
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Given the huge majorities the New York bill attracted, lawmakers could presumably override Mr. Cuomo's veto.
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Also, active engagement in challenges that are important to you can override the feeling of pain.
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"However, these mistakes are not a basis to override the operative W.B.C. rules," the statement said.
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It would have required that all motor vehicles' brakes be able to override the accelerator pedal.
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House Democrats, meanwhile, were quick to announce they would hold an override vote on March 26.
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But the measure passed by wide enough margins that the legislature could override any potential veto.
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Lawmakers in Maine are confident they have the votes to override a likely veto by Gov.
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Financial success requires ongoing conscious efforts to override our impulses to allow ourselves to save money.
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It gives Congress 60 legislative days to review and override major regulations enacted by federal agencies.
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It also could override by statute any agency regulation that aims to destabilize the insurance markets.
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But Lattice is betting that it can appeal to President Trump to override the group's recommendation.
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That weakened Congress's hand because it takes two-thirds of both chambers to override a veto.
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A potential veto override would not occur until an expected lame-duck session after Election Day.
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Congress could now override the president's veto with a two-thirds majority vote in each chamber.
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His nine amendments include requiring Congress to balance the budget, allowing two-thirds of the states to override a U.S. Supreme Court decision and allowing a two-thirds majority of the states to override a federal law or regulation - rights that the states do not have.
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An empathetic understanding of his circumstances shouldn't override the gravity of his alleged actions against a woman.
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Both the House and Senate would then need a two-thirds majority to override Trump's expected veto.
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He'll get his way this time, 'cause there aren't enough votes in Congress to override a veto.
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There's no way to manually override the feature to tell it what kind of object you're shooting.
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Blogs have been started that explain how to override systems and take back control of the temperature.
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A veto override attempt would fall short because Democrats would need to pick up 20 GOP votes.
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But it would require two-thirds support in each chamber of Congress to override a presidential veto.
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An ability to override this separation was included and given to the legislative branch to resolve this.
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" Then, there's a system override and a "registered" user insists that "all is well" and "celebrations continue.
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We all know the pull from an Amazon deal often has the ability to override your willpower.
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The pilots will continue to always have the ability to override MCAS and manually control the airplane.
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During her confirmation hearing, Democratic lawmakers questioned whether her personal views would override her legal judgment. Sen.
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He helped override Ronald Reagan's veto of a bill imposing hefty sanctions on apartheid-era South Africa.
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The big picture: Last month, the House failed to override Trump's veto to block his emergency declaration.
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One reason so many parliamentarians override their constituents' wishes is that they are largely unanswerable to them.
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Just Treatment is now urging the government to use a "crown use" licence to override Vertex's patent.
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House Republicans will try to override the veto but cannot reach the necessary threshold without Democratic support.
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Without further Senate defections, he will survive an attempt to override that veto (which requires 67 senators).
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Faced with that prospect, Johnson could try to call an election in a bid to override them.
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As emerging-market economies continue to outgrow the rich world, their increased pulling power may override distance.
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They get no more than 20033 seconds between calls, and sometimes managers override even that short break.
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To override Dueterte's veto requires a two-thirds vote of the members of each house of Congress.
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Trump could veto the bill, but Congress could also override a veto with a two-thirds vote.
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Both presidents used this power to override the checks and balances elements of our form of government.
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If Trump objected, some of its backers said they expected enough congressional support to override a veto.
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Blake Farenthold (R-TX) are introducing a bill today to effectively override bad state-level encryption bills.
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Congress must pass new legislation to reverse the override of Obama's veto regarding America suing Saudi Arabia.
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No obstruction of justice statute can override this discretion or any other constitutional power of the president.
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It would be the first override of an Obama veto since he took office in January 2009.
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The system should be able to set defaults, but "by-hand" setting or override must be convenient.
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A proxy that exists specifically to override security so it can inject that content is weirder still.
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In the age of strong political parties, the override falls short of the way the Founders intended.
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Should Trump veto the measure, the Senate is extremely unlikely to have the votes to override it.
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The Senate is in and voted earlier to override President Obama's veto of the 9/11 bill.
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Trump could also veto a bill that limits his options on ZTE daring lawmakers to override him.
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With the bill's passage, state legislators will be able to override a possible veto from Kentucky Gov.
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Congress handed President Obama his first veto override last week, turning the 9/11 bill into law.
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A Senate vote to override the veto fell short of the 67 votes needed to do so.
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The Senate on Monday failed to override Trump's vetoes, marking the latest setback for critics of Riyadh.
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But Riyadh's decision to override social conservatives by lifting the driving ban suggests reform momentum remains strong.
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Constitutional carry measures failed in South Dakota and Montana, where legislators could not override the governor's veto.
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It is unlikely that opponents of the tariffs will have the votes to override a potential veto.
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Congress has never been able to get the two-thirds support necessary to override an Obama veto.
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Both parties have said they are ready to override EU budget deficit restrictions to help boost growth.
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He also said the Senate would not be voting to override a Trump veto on funding legislation.
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If an override vote fails in the Senate, it would not be taken up in the House.
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Trump vetoed the resolution, and the Senate did not have the two-thirds majority required to override.
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The Senate, where the resolution originated, did not muster the 2900 votes needed to override the veto.
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The failure to override Trump's veto aside, several senators have expressed negative views of the Saudi leader.
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The House and Senate appears to have the two-thirds votes needed to override the veto, however.
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But there is cause for concern that Congress will override the veto, and I can understand why.
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It also would be unlikely to win the two-thirds support needed to override a presidential veto.
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If he did, based on the vote counts in each chamber, Congress could easily override the veto.
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Shortly after taking office, Trump said Mattis, who opposes torture, would "override" him on the waterboarding issue.
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But phone carriers are allowed to override those safeguards if they determine someone is eligible for subsidies.
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The President has dubiously argued he has the power to override the provision with an executive order.
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Congress does have the authority to override IPAB's recommendations, but does need a supermajority to do so.
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Most importantly, the digital images override the need for the museum to send out precious type specimens.
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Congress must pass separate legislation to override automatic Medicare cuts triggered by passage of the tax bill.
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"I think we easily get the two-thirds override if the president should veto," Schumer said. Sen.
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All the analysis in the world won't allow federal agencies to override a bad idea from Congress.
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In the cases I reviewed, companies didn't make it easy for workers to override the break deduction.
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The system also has Apple CarPlay, so you can override the Toyota setup and use your iPhone.
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The election of 28500 was an important reminder that personality and character strengths can override issue expertise.
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A two-thirds majority would be required in both the Senate and House to override a veto.
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But the value of those findings should not override the ethical treatment of human remains, they said.
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I grabbed the override to rotate the turret while giving a hasty fire command to my gunner.
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His opponents got enough signatures to challenge the endorsement, but the full convention refused to override it.
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With the chamber only half-full, North Carolina House Republicans voted 55–9 to override Cooper's veto.
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Even if Congress fails to override the veto, the emergency declaration is already being challenged in court.
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Roller coasters were the only thing I could fathom that might pummel the grief, override the shock.
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You learn to override your outrage and exist in places where some people have values you abhor.
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Whenever this occurs, the operator is alerted, and the computer automatically releases the system for human override.
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The House voted to override the governor's veto a week earlier, also with no votes to spare.
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But he spoke forcefully against the use of the override measure by any government under any circumstance.
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EQT is in talks to find an investor for a so-called "override" deal, the sources said.
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The Republicans wouldn't override Trump's veto of Congress's bipartisan resolution blocking the arms sale to Saudi Arabia.
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Congress can pass a new law to override an executive order and future presidents can undo them.
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The motivation to avoid public humiliation is going to override any desire to take care of yourself.
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The new setting does not override corporate email retention policies or present new obstacles to law enforcement.
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Congress could still override that veto, though that would take a two-thirds majority in both chambers.
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But domestic economic concerns should not be allowed to override American security interests in the Middle East.
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And while he most certainly faced a rebuke from Congress, they almost certainly won't override his veto.
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To override the veto would require two-thirds of support in both the House and the Senate.
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The result was predictable: Mr. Trump twice issued a veto, and Congress was unable to override it.
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Trump vetoed a similar resolution earlier this year, and a veto override failed in the House. Sen.
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The commitment to autonomy — or paranoia — needs to override a host of other logistical or financial imperatives.
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Neither chamber of Congress appears to have the two-thirds majority needed to override the president's opposition.
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Mike Conaway, who is running the House Russia investigation, when asked if he would override the President.
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Sometimes, however, legislators allow loftier goals to override the discipline of a well-founded cost-benefit analysis.
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Congress can pass laws that override laws made by executive branch agencies — or even decisions by courts.
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Saving is a relatively new concept, which requires us to consciously override our natural impulse to consume.
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And the age of the bull or the size of the biggest company don't override this fact.
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Mr. Perry's proposal would override this pro-market trajectory to benefit the Trump administration's handpicked energy sources.
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Both the House and the Senate are well short of the votes required to override the veto.
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My understanding is that EOs may be superseded by federal statute, but EOs may not override statute.
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He could also see pushback from Congress, which could pass a joint resolution to override the declaration.
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Chris Sununu, making it the 21st state to abolish the punishment in the US. Following Sununu's veto of a bill repealing the state's death penalty earlier this month, the state House voted to override it last week, and on Thursday, the state Senate voted to override as well.
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Josh Holmes, a GOP strategist and McConnell's former chief of staff, said McConnell is unlikely to waste political capital on a losing battle and will focus instead on the veto override vote — if Pelosi is able to demonstrate there are enough votes to override a veto in the House.
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He issued a veto, for which, Pildes further explains, a "two-thirds majority in each chamber [is required] to override...." This override is not likely to happen: in the Senate, 59 members voted against Trump's declaration of a national emergency; a two-thirds supermajority would require 67 votes.
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Democrats will move forward this week with a busy agenda that checks off some of their campaign promises and party priorities -- not to mention a veto override vote on Tuesday involving the President's goal to build more border wall (the veto override is not expected to pass, however).
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But there does not appear to be a super-majority in Congress to override an expected Trump veto.
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It found the manual override of the ride safety control system was implemented without appropriate protocols being followed.
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It&aposs not clear if the president&aposs comments Monday were meant to override or influence that study.
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Congress would also have to overwhelmingly agree to the legislation to override a looming veto threat from Trump.
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But that would require significant Republican support, and given Trump's sway in the party, an override is unlikely.
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Congress could override Trump's decision, but it depends how many Republicans would be willing to break with him.
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These arms are designed to work alongside humans, but the researchers were able to override their safety protocols.
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On June 22, the House of Representatives tried to override President Obama's veto of legislation preempting the rule.
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"So if there's any forehead furrowing or jaw clenching, that can easily override the brain EEG," Berka says.
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As a result of Apple's opposition to override the iPhone encryption features, the U.S. government decided to sue.
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Attempting to prosecute Clinton would be an obvious presidential override of the official finding of an FBI investigation.
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If not, absent a veto override, the government will be forced to shut down, probably in early October.
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The core controversy is over whether a new federal law should override what some states have already done.
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A veto override vote would likely fall short of the two-thirds vote needed in order to pass.
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If you use ad blocking software, the company will override that and start showing ads on the platform.
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The legislation almost unanimously passed both chambers, and it was clear that Congress would override a presidential veto.
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The 9/11 override was driven by bipartisan support, despite supporters admitting they didn't fully support the measure.
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The pilot will always be able to override the flight control law using electric trim or manual trim.
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Further in-depth reading: Crash Override Zoe Quinn's expert book on the subject also came out this month.
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That uncertainty however, did not appear strong enough to override a deal that would have saved 45,000 jobs.
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Like, for example, beating the heat in your hotel by using the VIP override on your room's thermostat.
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" This will eventually lead to "a downward spiral in motivational level unless we do something to override this.
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No good can come of those who ignore the natural order of things and override them with chaos.
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Vermont legislators are unlikely to override Scott's veto of the measure, which passed by only a narrow margin.
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It is unclear now if House leaders will push for a vote to override the president's veto. Rep.
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The island's constitution, which Congress can override, guarantees that certain categories of bonds will be paid in full.
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"Until 17 months ago, Apple held the key that could override protections and open phones," the piece claimed.
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Vietnam veterans are the forgotten veterans, but they will be the main victims of that unnecessary veto override.
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It was unclear if the chamber would be able to muster the 71 votes required for an override.
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The House passed the bill with 245 votes, well short of the 290 needed to override a veto.
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The subordinated notes are afforded equity credit for regulatory solvency purposes, and Fitch has applied its "regulatory override".
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The big picture: The tension threatens to override Trump's positive rhetoric and regulatory rollbacks elsewhere in the administration.
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We need not enquire how he managed to override the establishment's entrenched resistance to establishing a Space Force.
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Neither chamber has the votes to override the president, who tweeted shortly after the vote was closed: VETO!
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The Sun Journal notes that the legislature will consider a veto override in a meeting on July 9.
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And once the veto override attempt fails in the House, the Senate won't be able to consider it.
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But the researchers also want to enable patients to use a conscious thought process to override these settings.
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Editorial In an alarming victory for the gun lobby, Missouri's Republican-controlled Legislature voted Wednesday to override Gov.
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Under the National Emergencies Act of 1976, Congress can vote to override a president who invokes this authority.
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To override the governor's veto, the Republicans needed to secure a three-fifths majority vote among those present.
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Kudlow indicated that Trump's push is likely to include federal actions to override states that have blocked pipelines.
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Judges in those three states were also allowed to override a jury decision and impose such a penalty.
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The system also has Apple CarPlay available, so you can override the Toyota setup and use your iPhone.
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Lugar led the effort to override the veto, and the bill was passed into law in October 2628.
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Trump vetoed that resolution, and the Senate, where the resolution originated, did not have the votes to override.
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However, Republicans are unlikely to secure enough support from Democrats to override an expected veto from President Obama.
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And even if he did block the release, the full House could override him in a floor vote.
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As the months went by, we did what all humans do – we let our hopes override common sense.
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Neither the House nor the Senate is expected to muster the votes needed to override the president's veto.
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The final tally was 2023-77, with 18 Republicans and 59 Democrats voting not to override the veto.
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It takes a simple majority to override policy vetoes in West Virginia, often making them a symbolic gesture.
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The bills got mostly party-line support from Republicans, but not from enough Republicans to override a veto.
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President Obama is expected to veto the legislation, and Republicans do not have the votes to override him.
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But by understanding its processes and tendencies, you can override the programming, and start governing your own life.
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The first veto override of the Obama presidency will allow Americans to sue Saudi Arabia over the Sept.
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Management contested the move but couldn't override it, keeping the world's most visited museum closed for three days.
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What's next: It's unlikely that either the House or the Senate has enough votes to override a veto.
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But the president vetoed the resolution in April, and supporters could not muster the votes to override it.
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The Senate failed to reach the 67-vote threshold needed to override the executive veto on the bill.
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Florida, which found Florida's death sentencing procedure unconstitutional because judges had the power to override a jury verdict.
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It's the second time Congress has failed to override Trump's veto of a resolution nixing his emergency declaration.
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Instead, he said that he would allow his secretary of Defense, retired general James Mattis, to "override" him.
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Under House rules, the committee and full House could vote to override White House and declassify the memo.
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Committee Republicans used an obscure House rule to override the classification of the document and make it public.
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In choosing between these two options, the desires of experts should not override the desires of other people.
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The speaker clearly is attempting to override the structural restraints against the abuse of power by the House.
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He had vetoed the spending plan, but in the end, several Republicans joined Democrats to override his veto.
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Trump has pledged to veto the measure and it's doubtful lawmakers will have enough support to override it.
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The measure passed the House with one more vote than the threshold necessary to override a gubernatorial veto.
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The measures passed with near-unanimous support in both chambers, meaning Congress could likely override a Trump veto.
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The second targeted a single transmission station with a more evolved malware known as Crash Override or Industroyer.
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The measure failed when the House did not have sufficient votes to override the President's veto, last month.
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The Republican-dominated state legislature responded by passing the controversial statewide bathroom bill to override the Charlotte measure.
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It's still up to the driver to override any of the car's decisions, especially if they see something.
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Congress was unable to override Trump's veto on the two occasions that it voted to overturn the emergency.
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Drivers can override the system, depending on the model, by pressing harder on the gas pedal, for example.
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The findings from the review will not override any decisions made by the DOJ or FBI, Horowitz said.
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A veto would stop the bill unless three-fifths of the state House and Senate vote for an override.
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In order to override a veto from Trump, it would need two-thirds support in both chambers of Congress.
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And subject to an override of his presidential veto, only he will be able to sign bills into law.
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Ahead, find a dozen ways to override winter's sinister skin intentions, with 4503 or so minutes of chill time.
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A veto would stop a bill unless three-fifths of the state House and Senate vote for an override.
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The House tried to override his veto and failed, forcing a shutdown in which millions of workers were furloughed.
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Exercising the kind of self-discipline necessary to override system one reactions with deliberative, system-two choices is effortful.
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Democrats in Congress also on Tuesday failed to override President Trump's veto regarding a national emergency at the border.
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Votes from two-thirds of the members in the House and Senate would be needed to override a veto.
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However the overwhelming number of Senators who approved the bill would be more than enough to override a veto.
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The GoCycle app comes with a few preset rider profiles with an option to override those with custom settings.
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Despite being happier overall with my looks, my intense shyness was probably the reason I let bullies override me.
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"In our society, traditions are so strong that they override the actual sharia," Sheikh Tamimi says with remarkable frankness.
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A gene drive is a tool that allows scientists to use genetic engineering to override natural selection during reproduction.
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Hadfield-Menell and his colleagues maintain that AI will need to be able to override humans in many situations.
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The assertion that "there is absolutely no force that can override what the convention does" is nonsense on stilts.
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Several research groups are working on a way around this, essentially seeking to override the evolution that overrides evolution.
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Lawmakers say they'll try to override the veto but it'll take 2/3rds of both the House and Senate.
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Early on in the story, you pick up the ability to "override" certain robodinos, turning them into temporary allies.
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The fly in the ointment is the U.S. Congress, which could yet override Trump and punish MbS and Saudi.
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"It takes training and learning and life experience" to not let that quick rush override your judgment, said Lieberman.
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The bill goes back to the Republican-led Congress, which does not have the votes to override the veto.
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One person asked how the pride of one community could possibly be allowed to override the genocide of another.
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That would not be enough to override McAuliffe's veto, which would require a two-thirds vote in each chamber.
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When the dust settled, however, the JASTA veto was overridden overwhelmingly – the only veto override of the Obama presidency.
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Kansas is now more vulnerable to illegal voting because unelected federal attorneys decided to override an exclusively state function.
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Both Republicans and Democrats alike had predicted a swift veto override if Trump did try to thwart the measure.
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Which means a driver could still choose to manually override the safety feature and break the speed limit anyway.
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The prefrontal cortex, a more sophisticated part of the brain that allows rational thoughts to override fear, is underactive.
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Crash Override confronts and mutates the bodies and faces of his two legged subjects to create interesting graphic patterns.
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Of course, there was always a stop button on screen (there's also a physical override button on the remote).
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Congress could also achieve a two-thirds majority to override Trump's eventual veto, which the White House has guaranteed.
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Kansas hospitals, it appears, plan to be involved in pushing for a veto override, according to Marketplace's Dan Gorenstein.
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But that would likely require Congress to muster an extremely difficult two-thirds majority to override a Trump veto.
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But the Kentucky Education Association applauded the legislature's decisions to override Bevin's vetoes of House bills 26.2 and 26.2.
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It's not at all clear that Trump can, legally, issue an executive order that would override the Flores settlement.
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A two-thirds vote is needed in the Maine House of Representatives and Senate to override a gubernatorial veto.
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Bush's White House counsel Alberto Gonzalez argued a "commander-in-chief" override entitled the president to violate federal law.
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Neither chamber is expected to have enough support to win a two-thirds vote to override the promised veto.
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Any veto override attempt was expected to fall short after the resolution passed the Senate initially with 2628 votes.
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Some women's advocates say Ms. Koike's ability to challenge the male power structure does not override their political distaste.
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Any veto override attempt was expected to fall short after the resolution passed the Senate initially with 28503 votes.
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An article on Thursday about the Congressional override of a bill allowing families of those killed in the Sept.
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"I would think there were enough votes to override, but first it goes through the Senate," he told reporters.
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Mac Thornberry (R-Texas) circulated a "Dear Colleague" letter Friday urging lawmakers not to override the veto, while Rep.
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But in a way, I'm tricking myself into doing it, creating a new rule to override the old ones.
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Sometimes strategic considerations can override financial ones, and Starwood's upscale brands do make it a desirable target for Marriott.
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Republicans maintain their supermajorities until next month, so they will have no trouble obtaining the vote for an override.
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While this law allows for a legislative override by Congress, the authority to declare national emergencies is basically unfettered.
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The DOJ argued that the courts should not be able to override executive branch decisions on national security concerns.
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Most importantly for the FBI and Apple is whether it's even possible for Apple to override the autowipe feature.
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Those cars have seats for humans who can override autonomous systems in the event of an error or emergency.
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Trump has threatened to veto it and it is unclear whether Congress has enough votes to override the veto.
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But Congress voted to override the veto anyway — the first time they'd ever done so in Obama's entire presidency.
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This time, on the veto override, their appeal is more parochial: Look where the wall money will come from.
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Users are reminded that the app's guidance doesn't override any information they were given directly by a medical professional.
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But the central government in Rome used an emergency decree to override that decision to preserve some 20,000 jobs.
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Even as he invoked the override measure, Mr. Ford is also appealing this week's ruling through the court system.
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We live under environmental conditions that allow industry practices and systemic issues to override individual choices that prevent obesity.
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An overwhelming majority of Congress — likely enough to override a presidential veto — appears poised to move on these sanctions.
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But they failed to get the two-thirds majorities in both the House and Senate to override Trump's veto.
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Logue was made the head of a statewide Urban Development Corporation with the authority to override local zoning laws.
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The House voted to override Obama's veto on that measure on the same day as Ryan's meeting with Obama.
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The legislation passed the House and Senate unanimously, and lawmakers are expected to override Obama's veto this week. DRUGS.
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Trump vetoed the resolution, and there was not enough support — two-thirds in each chamber — to override the veto.
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Now that the Senate has voted to override President Barack Obama's veto of a bill allowing families of Sept.
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Trump also respects his defense secretary, saying Mattis would "override" him on the issue of the use of torture.
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The rule could override the Blaine Amendments, which prohibit taxpayer money from going to religious schools in 38 states.
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Republican lawmakers hold the majority in both houses and have enough members to override any vetoes by Democratic Gov.
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In 2015, he was one of three Republicans to vote to override Christie's veto of two gun control bills.
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Lawmakers voted to terminate the emergency in March but did not have enough support to override the president's veto.
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Republicans are further expected to conduct votes to attempt to override the president's likely veto in the coming weeks.
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White House officials insisted on Saturday that Trump has the authority to override the CFPB's order of the succession.
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Butler told CNN she believes that Senate Democrats will be able to block a veto override in that chamber.
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Brake throttle override systems work by the vehicle software cutting power to the throttle if both pedals are depressed.
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Congress twice voted to overturn the national emergency that allowed such transfers, but was unable to override his vetoes.
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However, Roberts could still rule in favor of calling witnesses and force Republican Senators to take an override vote.
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The Illinois Senate already voted to override the veto and the House is expected to follow suit this week.
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It would also appear that healthy food labelling can even override the intellect of consumers who consider themselves savvy.
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That is, until Trump inevitably vetoes it, and it's not clear Congress has the numbers to override his veto.
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And conservative "red state" legislatures have moved aggressively to override LGBTQ anti-discrimination laws adopted by progressive "blue" cities.
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Days later, the Legislature voted to override Ricketts' veto with a supermajority, and the death penalty was officially repealed.
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The bill passed passed 58-35, just two votes short of having the option to override the governor's veto.
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The secrecy Clinton praised to the NMHC is valuable precisely because in politics publicly taken positions override private ones.
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But even that force is very unlikely to override our most basic models for how voters act, Reeves said.
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In September, the state Senate was just two votes shy of the 16 votes needed to override that veto.
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Todd YoungTodd Christopher YoungOvernight Defense: Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sales | Two US troops killed in Afghanistan | Senators tee up nominations, budget deal ahead of recess Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sale GOP chairman yanks Saudi bill after Democrats muscle through tougher language MORE.
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Todd YoungTodd Christopher YoungOvernight Defense: Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sales | Two US troops killed in Afghanistan | Senators tee up nominations, budget deal ahead of recess Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sale GOP chairman yanks Saudi bill after Democrats muscle through tougher language MORE (R).
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Todd YoungTodd Christopher YoungOvernight Defense: Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sales | Two US troops killed in Afghanistan | Senators tee up nominations, budget deal ahead of recess Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sale GOP chairman yanks Saudi bill after Democrats muscle through tougher language MORE (Ind.).
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"The administration is trying to override what Congress has done," said Lee Gelernt, an attorney with the ACLU, in court.
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Mr. Dunkin missed a crucial vote when Democrats voted to override a veto of a labor contract by Mr. Rauner.
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But this comes darn close to using executive discretion to override a specific thing that Congress wrote into the law.
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The independent agency can override state decisions on interstate pipelines in some cases — though FERC has historically avoided partisan fights.
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Rob Portman, into one piece of legislation that he hopes could have enough support to override a potential presidential veto.
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In the San Bernardino case, the FBI attempted to compel Apple to create special software to override the device's encryption.
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Rick Perry could use his bogus grid study to declare emergency powers and override local decisions to close coal plants.
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The moderates are trying to take control of the floor schedule through a majority override known as a discharge petition.
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By law, Congress can try to block the declaration every six months but has failed to override the President's decree.
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Later, without a vote to spare, the Republican-controlled Senate voted 20 to 18 to override the tax increase veto.
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But it is not clear whether the plan can win enough legislative support to override a veto by Mr. Ricketts.
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Or if these companies don't typically recruit new vendors that quickly, who decided to override that policy in Cohen's case?
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Democrats already have control but need just four seats to have the three-fifths majority needed to override gubernatorial vetoes.
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There are a number of auto features, along with a manual override, which adjust things like focus on and brightness.
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"From here we can start turning things on and off—antimalware, firewalls, and override sensitive Windows files," he told ZDNet.
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"There is absolutely no force that can override what the convention does," says David Super, a professor at Georgetown Law.
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Hopefully these will override any backwards-leaning direction of some state agencies, like the misguided draft regulations by California's DMV.
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In June, Republicans joined Democrats to override the governor's veto of tax increases aimed at undoing much of Brownback-onomics.
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You can manually override the automation and fix/switch the fan at a speed of your choice via the app.
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That override provided a temporary 'fix' but the unnaturally elevated 'pollution' read continued for the best part of a week.
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An effort to override President George W. Bush's veto of the 2008 farm bill imploded over an embarrassing clerical error.
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The planes were not in jeopardy, but the pilots could not override the computer's command, forcing the airplanes to dive.
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The NCSC would be empowered to order removal of "cyber threats" and override other laws when they are in conflict.
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But the wide margins mean Trump will have to either sign the bill, or risk an override of his veto.
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It takes two-thirds in both bodies to override a veto: 67 in the Senate and 290 in the House.
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Senate leadership quickly voiced confidence after the veto that they would have the two-thirds supermajority necessary to override it.
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Cardin, while announcing his support for the veto override Wednesday, stressed that he would work with colleagues on potential changes.
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Mac Thornberry (R-Texas), circulated his own dear colleague urging members to resist the "temptation" to override the president's veto.
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Meanwhile, Republicans could vote to override Trump's veto and reopen the government anytime Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell allows it.
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He was referring to the veto override and a separate push to block a proposed arms sale to Saudi Arabia.
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But outside of telephones, Flash Override has largely receded from view; modern international military communications manuals don't even mention it.
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In the end, Neoptolemus's compassion and integrity override the Greek interest, and he comes clean, confessing Odysseus's scheme to Philoctetes.
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Supporters of the resolution don't have the two-thirds needed to override him The Hill's Jordain Carney has more here.
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Obama aides have said he will veto it, putting him at risk of the first veto override of his presidency.
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That would kick things back to the Senate, where a two-thirds majority is required to override the presidential veto.
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Democrats opposed to the emergency declaration are clearly hoping the list sways some lawmakers ahead of the veto override vote.
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The massive supermajority gives the party the ability to raise taxes, suspend legislative rules and override vetoes without Republican votes.
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The president can override this, and many argue Trump should have ordered tens of thousands of reservists to the island.
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While courts should take into account principles of international comity, this is not a factor that should override judicial scrutiny.
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Already, cracks are showing, even among Republicans who generally would love to exercise the first veto override against Mr. Obama.
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Pilots fought to override automated system The KNKT expects to publish a full report into the crash within 12 months.
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If the Senate stays in town into next week, which seems likely, a veto override would seem in the offing.
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He also pushed back against claims that the outside control board would effectively override any elected officials on the island.
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"Please do not let what appears to be a unilateral, knee-jerk reaction override quality systems of care," Toutant wrote.
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But in theory, a President Clinton could override any concerns that the OPM or the Office of Administration might have.
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McCarthy said he's "inclined" to vote to override the veto but will meet with Thornberry before making a final decision.
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Congress is considering several pieces of legislation to rein it in, but it may difficult to override a presidential veto.
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"Strong American bipartisan support for the peaceful protesters is not enough to override President Trump's transactional instincts," Mr. Hass said.
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Senators voted overwhelming to override the veto, 97 to 1, with Minority Leader Harry Reid the only senator voting against.
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It is almost guaranteed that the House's veto override will also be successful, given the bipartisan nature of the initiative.
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Arkansas executions Arkansas didn't execute an inmate last night because the US Supreme Court didn't override a stay of execution.
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The checklist is intended to give pilots an emergency method to override automated systems and regain control of the plane.
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Indonesia amended its law to make it far easier to override drug patents, to the obvious benefit of local companies.
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If a state wanted to keep alcohol within its borders legal, then Congress had no power to override that decision.
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"Today, Governor Walker chose to ignore and override the will of the people of Wisconsin," Evers said in a statement.
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However, it has overwhelming bipartisan support and could reach the two-thirds majorities in both chambers to override the veto.
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The veto override is a big win for Schumer, whose home state bore the worst of the 9/11 attacks.
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The government is expected to appeal the ruling or ask Congress to pass a law to override the consent decree.
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Congress has the power to override his decision, however, and unions representing government workers called on lawmakers to do so.
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Its belief in the benefits of civility and diversity does not override its commitment to free speech and independent thought.
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Mr. Johnson warned White House officials that they should not count on a veto override vote going the same way.
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Republicans across this country are doing everything they can to impede, alter and override the power of the personal vote.
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Critics do not have enough votes to override his veto, but lawsuits have been filed seeking to block his move.
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But I've always ended up being really sorry when I let my political feelings override what my economic analysis says.
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The fund has been used to override spending caps passed by Congress and could be changed during any given year.
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House Republicans on Tuesday evening are voting to override President Obama's veto of a bill to repeal much of ObamaCare.
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On Monday, they plan to gather at the capitol in Juneau and begin a final push for a veto override.
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The House also voted once again Tuesday on legislation to repeal ObamaCare in an attempt to override President Obama's veto.
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The Senate attempted to override the president's emergency declaration, but lawmakers fell short of the necessary votes to do so.
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That is, they may not have liked what the President did, but they weren't that eager to override him, either.
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The measure was vetoed by Sam Brownback, the Republican governor at the time, and lawmakers were unable to override him.
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The protest was fueled by the inability of the Democratic-led House to override Nixon's veto of a spending bill.
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The White House couldn't claim a blanket immunity to override a congressional subpoena of a former official, the judge wrote.
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After the House briefly debated an override on Thursday, the measure was put aside, probably until at least next week.
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The override of April Jace's iPhone 5s was less of a technical feat than the unlocking of Farook's iPhone 5c.
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The House is not expected to have the two-thirds of the chamber's support needed to override the President's veto.
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Republicans, who hold 29 of the 50 seats in the state Senate, need only one vote to override Cooper's veto.
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Republican leaders scheduled a surprise vote to override Cooper's budget veto, an unprecedented partisan play that blindsided the state Democrats.
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Republicans have been itching to override his veto ever since, unwilling to negotiate health care for low income North Carolinians.
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Alabama law allows judges to override jury recommendations in either direction: from life to death or from death to life.
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Even if the House had passed a disapproval resolution, the Senate filibuster spared the president a messy veto override fight.
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"In this case, I think the principles override that," Levie told Cramer on Thursday, referring to his company's government contracts.
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Critically for Trump, Republicans were able to keep the vote total below 67, the amount needed to override a veto.
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To override Night mode's math, tap the moon icon and use the on-screen slider to adjust the capture time.
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From there, supporters would need the votes of two-thirds of Congress to override that veto, a much taller order.
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If Obama vetoes the bill as expected, Congress could override him with a two-thirds majority vote in each chamber.
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Another key challenge, says Case Western's Hoffman, is ensuring that the predictions don't override a clinicians' instinct or reinforce biases.
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It is unclear whether Trump would be able to legally override it and go ahead with relocation of the embassy.
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The Yemen WPR officially died on May 2, 2019, when all but five Republican senators refused to override Trump's veto.
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Todd YoungTodd Christopher YoungOvernight Defense: Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sales | Two US troops killed in Afghanistan | Senators tee up nominations, budget deal ahead of recess Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sale GOP chairman yanks Saudi bill after Democrats muscle through tougher language MORE, who backed Boehner.
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Jerry MoranGerald (Jerry) MoranSenators introduce bill aimed at protecting Olympic athletes in response to abuse scandals Overnight Defense: Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sales | Two US troops killed in Afghanistan | Senators tee up nominations, budget deal ahead of recess Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sale MORE (R).
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Todd YoungTodd Christopher YoungOvernight Defense: Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sales | Two US troops killed in Afghanistan | Senators tee up nominations, budget deal ahead of recess Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sale GOP chairman yanks Saudi bill after Democrats muscle through tougher language MORE (R-Ind.).
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Todd YoungTodd Christopher YoungOvernight Defense: Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sales | Two US troops killed in Afghanistan | Senators tee up nominations, budget deal ahead of recess Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sale GOP chairman yanks Saudi bill after Democrats muscle through tougher language MORE (R) vs.
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A sensor erroneously reported that the plane was stalling and erroneously sent the plane nose down, and pilots couldn't override it.
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The vote was 241 to 186 in favor of repeal, falling short of the two-thirds majority needed for an override.
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On Thursday, they overwhelming voted to override Hogan's veto by 96-43 in the House and 35-153 in the Senate.
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And, in yet another potential battle, the strength of the wave (or perhaps tsunami) could even override any potential Trump veto.
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A veto override would take 71 votes in the Democrat-led House, where the bill passed 62-55 in late April.
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If only we had a Congress, we would have some way to override a president who gets out of his lane .
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That hard-won experience is on full display in her new book Crash Override, which is part memoir and part manifesto.
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We are going to enable you to override our recommendation algorithms and hide games containing the topics you're not interested in.
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If he were to veto a funding deal, Congress could override the veto with a two-thirds vote in each chamber.
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Merkel suggested on Wednesday that an imaginative solution that would swiftly override the backstop could possibly be found within 30 days.
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"I don't necessarily agree but I would tell you that he would override because I'm giving him that power," he said.
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Geoffrey Robertson, a human-rights lawyer, accused her of "claiming the power of the Crown could override the will of Parliament".
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The Ohio Legislature could also have enough votes to override Kasich's veto if the bill passes before DeWine comes into office.
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The gene drive, though could, override nature's emergency brakes and go full-speed ahead filling the world with flesh-eating pests.
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The Army Corps could override the protest on national security grounds but has yet to do so, according to the official.
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Brazenly, he said that officials could override the Koran if it was somehow found to be in the interest of Islam.
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It was a Democratic Majority Leader, Robert Byrd, who hatched the idea of changing Senate procedure to override the "cloture" rule.
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There's always a need to override the rules, and there's always a need for the ability to make permanent rules changes.
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Mark Meadows, a North Carolina Republican and another Trump confidant, argued Congress would lack the votes to override the president's veto.
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When asked whether the Australian federal government should intervene to override the ACT legislation, Porter said it would not be necessary.
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A GOP leadership aide said the House will likely also vote to override the veto before the chamber adjourns this week.
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Ben Cardin, the top Democrat on the Senate foreign relations committee, said there was no question Congress would override a veto.
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Even so, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) worked hard to ensure the margin wasn't enough to override Obama's veto.
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I had assumed that the very setup of The Bachelorette would override my irritation with displays of male privilege like these.
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Meanwhile, the tech industry is lobbying Congress to pass a less stringent national data privacy law that would override California's law.
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Democrats believe there are the votes to pass a bill reopening the government and even to override Trump's veto if necessary.
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The Senate and House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly on Wednesday to override President Barack Obama's veto of legislation permitting such lawsuits.
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Democrats plan to vote to override Trump's veto on March 26, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said in a written statement Friday.
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But phone carriers are also able to override those safeguards if someone is eligible for the program and sign them up.
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Applicants can verify on a form that they are an independent economic household and override the system to get a subsidy.
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Democrats, who control both the Senate and the Assembly, hope to pull together enough votes to override a potential Christie veto.
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Even if Congress does want to give the president the power to override bills part by part, the Constitution forbids it.
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They work essentially the same way and will "override your body's natural surges, to create a cycle yourself," Dr. Shirazian says.
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Congress is likely to have the votes to pass a resolution rebuking the move but not enough to override a veto.
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Companies like Boeing, Dow Chemical, General Electric and Chevron also pressed lawmakers not to vote for the override, according to Politico.
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They will either have to accept his changes or override them for the original bill to become law, the newspaper reported.
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The Senate vote would set Trump up for the first veto of his presidency, with neither chamber likely to override it.
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The sample of Crash Override that was analysed by Dragos is capable of attacking power operators across Europe, according to Lee.
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Crash Override is the second piece of malware discovered to date that is capable of disrupting industrial processes, according to Lee.
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Senators voted 2202-2628 on the attempt to override Trump's veto, falling short of the 28500 votes needed to be successful.
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Pierce warned that Republicans might soon look for opportunities to override Obama, such as an end-of-the-year appropriations bill.
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Senators voted 2900-220006 on the attempt to override Trump's veto, falling short of the 2202 votes needed to be successful.
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The train crash in Hoboken, N.J., received extensive coverage nationwide, as did the override of President Obama's veto of the Sept.
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But this would require a two-thirds majority in both the House and the Senate to override a likely presidential veto.
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When it's its best, "Halt" is about the need for human bonds, and how that need will override all other behaviors.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Thursday about the Congressional override of a bill allowing families of those killed in the Sept.
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But President Obama can veto their attempt to roll it back, and Republicans alone lack the votes to override a veto.
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In this atmosphere, the House decided that it had the power to overturn elections and override state rulings on election laws.
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The House cannot hold an override vote unless the Senate does first, since the resolution that originated in the upper chamber.
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Good public policy seeks to understand and accommodate ordinary economic incentives, not pretend they don't exist or attempt to override them.
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The chamber voted 85003-181 to override the veto, falling short of the roughly 290 votes, or two-thirds majority, needed.
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Schumer noted Democrats had success with a similar resolution to override the Federal Communications Commission's decision to repeal net neutrality rules.
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In the case of price gouging, for instance, federal law allows the government to override patent protection in exchange for compensation.
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The chamber voted 248-181 to override the veto, falling short of the roughly 290 votes, or two-thirds majority, needed.
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His biggest stand against the White House this year was when he pushed to override Mr. Obama's veto of the Sept.
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But the North Carolina General Assembly is likely to try to override the veto after easily passing the legislation last week.
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The Senate majority leader, Mitch Carmichael, and the House majority leader, Daryl Cowles, both Republicans, have said they anticipate an override.
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None of the 28503 Democrats who voted against the veto override are considered vulnerable heading into their reelection races this year.
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By signing the bill, Trump avoids a potentially embarrassing moment where members of his own party vote to override his decision.
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The Maine legislature will revisit the bill on April 29, and could override the governor's veto with a two-thirds majority.
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According to kamau, the bill was vetoed by the mayor, but the council will vote to override it sometime next week.
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Is the act of play and commentary enough to override the fact that you're engaging with a product that Atlus made?
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Democratic Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi said her chamber would vote on March 26 to override the veto.
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Both chambers of the Maryland General Assembly passed the legislation with enough votes to override an expected veto from GOP Gov.
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In Harmsworth's view, that's because fiscal and monetary policy interventions can override the indications the Shiller PE ratio is sending out.
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On Wednesday morning, Democratic state Representative Deb Butler berated Moore in the moments after he'd played the GOP's sneaky override card.
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It was only after that final vote on Wednesday to override the veto that Congress apparently figured out that — uh oh!
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The civic argument: If lawmakers truly believe Mr. Trump deserves impeachment, how can political fears be allowed to override constitutional duties?
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Its prospects are even less certain in the Senate, where it would require 60 votes to override a likely Democratic filibuster.
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Expressive partisanship, in effect, allows the most committed to override their own circuitry and support policies antithetical to their economic interests.
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And while he supports DACA in principle, he maintains that "the constitution has to override everything else," including his personal preferences.
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The move will return the border resolution to Congress, which is unlikely to garner the votes needed to override the veto.
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Instead, he vetoed the law, forcing our coalition and city council sponsors to eventually defeat him with a historic veto override.
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Lawmakers failed to override the second veto Thursday as the GOP-held Senate could not muster the two-thirds majority needed.
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In 2015, the ban was overturned by a federal judge who found California was unconstitutionally attempting to override federal poultry law.
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By a 16-point margin (53% to 37%), voters thought Trump shouldn't have vetoed Congress' attempt to override his national emergency.
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But if there ever is a conflict the interests of the company and its shareholders will override the interests of others.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo once accused the Obama administration of obstructing a House inquiry and letting politics override national interests.
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However, Trump has signaled he will veto the resolution, and there are not enough votes in Congress to override the veto.
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Facing the steep veto override threshold that would require at least 16 Democrats in support, Republicans are trying an easier road.
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Ma Ba Tha's leaders have warned that any move to override the 2015 laws would provoke a backlash from their supporters.
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NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine told reporters that astronauts would have the training to override Starliner's autonomous system and manually correct course.
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Trump has sought, thus far unsuccessfully, to override Flores and hold families in detention until the conclusion of their immigration hearings.
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Those dramas tend to override all others day-to-day, particularly in the national media most closely covering the Trump administration.
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This time it's a vote to override President Obama's veto of last year's repeal, inevitably inviting Groundhog Day jokes (also tomorrow!).
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After Newsom vetoed the legislation, the Board had enough votes to override his veto, and passed the law without his signature.
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But any bill to rein in or override Trump would be all but guaranteed to draw opposition from the White House.
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Sam Brownback, whose veto of a plan to raise more than $1 billion over two years barely survived an override attempt.
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If he objects to the release or redacts portions of it, the House Intelligence Committee could vote to override his objections.
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Now it goes to the state senate, where Republicans need one Democrat to join their ranks to officially override the veto.
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And North Carolina Republicans have put a vote to override the veto on the calendar every day of this legislative session.
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Or that time Slovak lawmakers had to override the public's vote to rename a pedestrian bridge after the actor Chuck Norris?
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Congress voted to terminate Trump's national emergency earlier this spring but failed to win enough support to override the president's veto.
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But the House faced a high hurdle, needing a two-thirds majority -- rather than a simple majority -- to override the veto.
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When passing many emergency-powers laws, Congress attached a procedure that would let lawmakers override any particular invocation of that authority.
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Congress has tools to override the president's declaration, but opponents most likely do not have the votes to overcome a veto.
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What's next: Lawmakers could override the emergency declaration, but they most likely wouldn't have the votes to overcome a presidential veto.
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And the party's congressional leaders began pushing resolutions in the Senate and the House this week to override the sanctions relief.
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In the Lion Air crash, pilots used the thumb switch more than two dozen times to try to override the system.
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Even though the parliament has the power to override the president's vetoes, it requires the agreement of 60 percent of lawmakers.
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