They are already heavily lobbying senators to countermand the House's move when the military spending bill comes to a House-Senate conference.
42.
And while director Ron Howard lays it on a bit thick, his star, the astonishing Russell Crowe, countermands him scene after scene.
43.
The rebel forces captured the outer defenses of the city unopposed, as no federal officer was willing to countermand the orders to hold fire.
44.
They would mingle with enemy soldiers, secretly countermand orders, redirect military convoys, and disrupt communications all the while collecting intelligence along the way.
45.
He overstepped his authority to countermand Allied officers to concentrate prisoners in the Bangkok area as he knew many prisoners would not survive the long march.
46.
Cappy, who is frustrated with the way Skinner and Peasely have been running the businesses he built up, is quite willing to countermand them.
47.
The real Smith, who went down with the ship, was criticized for letting the chairman of the cruise line countermand his orders during the voyage.
48.
Having set out from Japan two days earlier, Johnson was miles from the gulf when he was informed of the action and did not countermand it.
49.
The law has never been tested, because Clinton would have been sure to veto any attempt to countermand one of his own administration's rules.
50.
He promises the merchant Riedinger to countermand an order to burn books, but latter gives in to Pomerfeld who points out that he cannot defy Rome.
