overriding

Critics argue that supporting the measure undermines the very nonpartisan redistricting reforms that voters previously championed and that overriding the commission’s work sets a dangerous precedent.

One overriding factor is a process that has unfolded over the past 50 or more years called political nationalization.

All of which belies the overriding image of inclusion touted by advocacy groups.

It's a stunning piece of writing, specific yet universal, that establishes grief as the overriding theme of Burns' second album.

The bill upzones areas across California, overriding local zoning laws to allow taller, denser projects near public transit.