In cases where states have wholesale bans on municipal broadband, however, it could be tougher for the F.C.C. to supersede the principle of state sovereignty.
The higher courts overturned the rulings in a clear message that the rule of law supersedes religious principles.
After the advent of Newtonian physics, the concept of a conatus of all physical bodies was largely superseded by the principle of inertia and conservation of momentum.
His old principle was largely superseded by his new principle; i.e., his original line of argument for immaterialism, based on the subjectivity of colour, taste, and the other sensible qualities, was replaced by a simple, profound analysis of the meaning of "to be" or "to exist".
His old principle was largely superseded by his new principle; i.e., his original line of argument for immaterialism, based on the subjectivity of colour, taste, and the other sensible qualities, was replaced by a simple, profound analysis of the meaning of "to be" or "to exist". "To be," said of the object, means to be perceived; "to be," said of the subject, means to perceive.
Nonetheless, Thomism remains the most complete and lasting political doctrine of Roman Catholicism, since modified and adapted but not in principle superseded.
A Roman settlement, Herculea, superseded an earlier Celtic village on the site.
Though a major expositor of evolutionary theory, Dr. Williams was always aware that his explanations were a work in progress and that they might in principle be superseded by better ones.
Like many leaders of the Democratic party, our president being the chief violator, compromise and collaboration superseded firm stances on principle.
Consider a theory T which is superseded by a better theory T′.
A treaty may supersede a prior act of Congress, and an act of Congress may supersede a prior treaty".
