Sentence examples for designed to supersede from inspiring English sources

The Republican-dominated House voted 79 to 41, virtually along party lines, and with two Democrats voting with the majority, to approve a resolution designed to supersede the contested election results.

"Mercedes-Benz emphatically supports the introduction of the WLTP test [which] is designed to supersede the NEDC, with the goal of bringing standardised and real-world consumption closer together," said the spokesman.

The MPs and peers criticised the government for including a checklist to help the courts determine whether the defence applies, designed to supersede the so-called Reynolds defence.

However, the Five Modes could be designed to supersede and include the Ten Modes, and 5-3 might be viewed as capturing the common thread of the Ten Modes.

However, these tools were also designed to supersede this problematic discourse.

A recent trend of science books designed to answer little questions was superseded by another thriving genre: the great sweeping panorama, linking scientific phenomena to history and human activity.

The 2002 procedures supersede prior procedures and were designed to permit the complete exchange of information and advice between intelligence and law enforcement officials.

The Tevatron has been superseded by the Large Hadron Collider near Geneva, which is designed to operate at energies up to seven times higher.

The directive is designed to create a level playing field for businesses to treat customers fairly, and supersedes existing UK legislation that covered similar areas.

The new collider was specifically designed to hunt for the Higgs particle, which is key both to the Standard Model and to any greater theory that would supersede it.

Furthermore, in England, the now superseded Birth to Three Matters (Department for Education and Skills (DfES) 2002) curriculum framework was specifically designed to recognise the distinctive learning and developmental characteristics of children under 3 years of age.