Sentence examples for is not superseded from inspiring English sources
There is a pending indictment against Megrahi in a US district court, which, the Justice Department insists, is not superseded by Megrahi's conviction in Scotland.
This may enhance affinity if it is not superseded by opposing enthalpic changes.
Although autosomal data provided the most complete assessment of population history with regard to admixture, the information contained in the uniparental markers is not superseded.
Moreover, such basic elements were not superseded by words, merely enhanced by them.
With the benefit of hindsight, the Graham Bond Organisation sound like the unfulfilled blueprint for a different kind of Cool Britannia, one in which the cappuccino bars were not superseded by the psychedelic clubs.
Heavily formatted and larded with legalese, a typical passage sounds like this: "To the extent such provisions are not superseded by or inconsistent with subtitle C, the provisions of section 2705 (other than subsection A, paragraph 1, subsection A, paragraph 2 and subsection C) of the Public Health Service Act shall apply to a qualified health benefits plan".
Above the Golden Horn, once the wealthiest stretch of water on earth, hovers Hagia Sofia, perhaps the most beautiful church on earth, built in A.D. 537 by the Byzantine emperor Justinian with a dome so broad it was not superseded for a thousand years, until St. Peter's in Rome.
He argues that it is his duty and obligation to ensure that the state's enacted law are not superseded by Federal Law.
I'd be disappointed if it wasn't superseded.
These intricacies, AI versus Ems, AI versus IA (intelligence amplification, where humans aren't superseded by our technological advances but enhanced by them) fascinate futurologists.
To resolve those challenges, Campbell took into account a 1947 U.S. Supreme Court case dictating that courts should assume that "the historic police powers of the States" aren't superseded "unless that was the clear and manifest purpose of Congress".
