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Significados de
overruled
en inglés
ruso
отрицание
español
negación
catalán
negació
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Change or action with an opposite effect to a previous action.
reversal
reversing
undoing
negation
overturning
reversion
counteracting
overruling
counteraction
español
negación
Sinónimos
Examples for "
reversal
"
reversal
reversing
undoing
negation
overturning
Examples for "
reversal
"
1
Recent speculation of an accelerated deal is a
reversal
from last year.
2
Results: The fraction of large islets negatively correlated with diabetes
reversal
rates.
3
The billion-dollar question is whether another
reversal
is the time to buy.
4
Despite a swift
reversal
,
protesters still demand that Pakistan's law minister resign.
5
These results highlight a dissociation between social task performance and
reversal
learning.
1
Something else clearly played a role in
reversing
New York's crime epidemic.
2
Circuit Court of Appeals last year revived the claims,
reversing
Holwell's decision.
3
However, Paddon said he was confident of
reversing
his fortunes in Poland.
4
Risk premiums on CMBS indexes fell slightly,
reversing
moves earlier this week.
5
Virgin Australia also banned the products before
reversing
the ban in November.
1
Others said his comments bore the risk of
undoing
decades of peace-building.
2
Yet the Pontic soldiers' primeval attempt to survive was their own
undoing
.
3
Her focus:
undoing
the coarsening of debate brought about by online anonymity.
4
Short of
undoing
the merger approval, they could possibly... impose further conditions.
5
They obtained glory and great wealth, yet it turned to their
undoing
.
1
It's a contradiction in terms; the flat is the
negation
of motherhood.
2
What manner of unity can we find circling a place of
negation
?
'
3
The husband and wife lived together in a relationship of complete
negation
.
4
There was one more step down to the level of absolute
negation
.
5
Of course the use of contraceptives is the very
negation
of self-control.
1
Parliament passed the law seven months ago,
overturning
a veto from Karzai.
2
The family have brought a legal challenge aimed at
overturning
those decisions.
3
Both saw in the uprising of labor a prospective
overturning
of conditions.
4
Kavanaugh could potentially be the deciding vote on
overturning
the 1973 decision.
5
Trump signed an executive order
overturning
the Obama-era policy on Jan. 25.
1
It was the
reversion
of power; it brought her a great exultation.
2
Give it seven or 10 years, though, and the
reversion
usually happens.
3
Words formed by the
reversion
of letters of former words; examples, 699-m.
4
Selfishness results in anarchy, a
reversion
to the Ishmaelite type of life.
5
But in regard to plants Dr. Hooker questions the fact of
reversion
.
1
His first efforts were directed toward
counteracting
the spiritual decay in Israel.
2
Nana had a way of
counteracting
Granddad's negativism with her positive attitude.
3
This maximum could be explained by a superposition of two
counteracting
effects.
4
These then are the acting and the
counteracting
circumstances on both sides.
5
Now exercise is the most important factor toward
counteracting
these unnatural conditions.
1
The story also shows the
overruling
influence of deity in his marriage.
2
In respect to it, the agency of God is permissive and
overruling
.
3
He tries to minimise job cuts, at times
overruling
his own managers.
4
He tries to minimize job cuts, at times
overruling
his own managers.
5
I finally succeeded in
overruling
his objection to your retaining your post.
1
The
counteraction
of her sudden fancy spoiled for her the triumph of last night.
2
Something in the way of
counteraction
has been done, though not always with knowledge.
3
The fascination is dual, and is at least a
counteraction
to the great enchantress.
4
This drove the mother of them all to meditate
counteraction
.
5
Soon afterwards the cardinal addressed himself to the
counteraction
of Henry's projects of conversion.
Uso de
overruled
en inglés
1
However, it was not known whether Mr Maranhao's decision could be
overruled
.
2
The motion was
overruled
,
but the House voted for a brief adjournment.
3
He was
overruled
;
I felt it my duty to take the ballots.
4
Billy had warned refugees would bring diseases, but Ed had
overruled
him.
5
Let's hope these 100 undecided voters don't have their verdict
overruled
too.
6
Several previous injunctions blocking the progress of the negotiation have been
overruled
.
7
The Supreme Court effectively
overruled
that finding in its Feb. 21 decision.
8
The prime minister
overruled
Heseltine in cabinet, provoking his resignation in protest.
9
But I was
overruled
by the other three gentlemen and the President.
10
Commerce
overruled
can-makers' arguments that they could not purchase enough tinplate domestically.
11
An independent QC has now recommended that the decision should be
overruled
.
12
If the challenge is
overruled
by replay, the team loses a timeout.
13
Once more the judges consulted, and once more they
overruled
our objection.
14
But political considerations
overruled
the military necessity, and he spared the town.
15
These objections were
overruled
;
and the house complied with his majesty's request.
16
The sight of it jarred on me somewhat, but I
overruled
myself.
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overrule
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overrule by
overrule the objection
overrule on appeal
overrule a decision
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Translations for
overruled
ruso
отрицание
негация
переворот
español
negación
catalán
negació
Overruled
a través del tiempo
Overruled
por variante geográfica
Reino Unido
Común
Estados Unidos de América
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