countermand

This order was not countermanded until the early hours of the morning.

Not five minutes in the house and he was already countermanding her.

She did, and it was all I could do not to countermand my own order.

Should I die, there will be no one to countermand the order.

"But I was the one who gave you the orders which had to be countermanded."

"Then what made you think I would want to or even have the authority to countermand that decision?"

It was clear from his tone he did not expect to be countermanded.

But there's a standing order to post one, going back a long way, that's never been countermanded.

You have no right to try and countermand any doctor's order."

So anything she did might be countermanded - if Nick caught her at it.

"You are not in a position to countermand Citizen demands."

"Who in hell gave you the authority to countermand my orders?"

"The generosity of the American government and people would countermand the perceptions they may have had."

"I may be able to access the computers and countermand some of her orders."

Decker would not have countermanded Kirk's order without some good reason.

There were safeties, of course, but they could be countermanded.

The authority of state planners is countermanded - even at high risk - by local experience.

They both knew the message could not be countermanded or overridden.

"Question: is there a way to countermand current navigational program?"

"I wish you'd tell me first, in the future, before you countermand my orders!"

She entered the shuttle before anyone could countermand her instruction.

He would have to countermand the order that injuries should be brought in, Bruno decided.

You have no right to countermand my orders, especially not in this matter."

"I'm the only one who can countermand the protective measures.

The order was countermanded only at the last second by a higher-ranking officer.