Perception has almost always superseded reality, but never as thoroughly as today.
"Bill has always been very, very clear that the interests of Dante and Chiara supersede anything else," said Mr. Gaspard, who is also the United States ambassador to South Africa.
By 2006, it will be superseded by a single commission dealing with all kinds of discrimination, from misogyny to homophobia.The CRE has always reflected the belief that race relations are a matter of getting people to uphold the rules.
Folsom v. Marsh, 9 F.Cas. 342, 344-345 (No. 4,901) (CC Mass). As Justice Story's hypothetical illustrates, the fair use doctrine has always precluded a use that "supersede[s] the use of the original". Ibid.
Latin has always been used for papal documents and for most public and private charters, and it was used for international documents well into post-Renaissance times, until it was superseded by French as the language of diplomacy.
When it comes to e-commerce, major retailers have always allowed for profits to supersede data security.
"Although my approach involves careful observation and detailed 'scientific' preparatory drawings," he explains, "these are always superseded by the work of the imagination; everything has to be refracted through the prism of the imagination, estranged and in some way transformed".
And besides, he added, his personal views were always superseded by the rule of law.
But the soloists always superseded the orchestral somnambulism, and the wildly enthusiastic audience seemed thrilled.
To these men, Wall Street's interests always superseded the nation's.
