Sentence examples for is not superseding from inspiring English sources

Congress is not superseding a constitutional provision in these cases, but rather is setting aside the Court's assessment of the extent to which the use of constitutionally prescribed federal authority is prudent.

The internet is not superseding mobile phones, and mobiles are not replacing landlines.

There is a pending indictment against Megrahi in a US district court, which, the Justice Department insists, is not superseded by Megrahi's conviction in Scotland.

But it is not mentioned among the statutes expressly repealed by § 297 of the latter act, it is not superseded by any other regulations of the matter, it is a special provision, and on principles similar to those discussed in Ex parte United States, Jan . 6 1913 226 U. S. 420, 57 L. ed.

A regulation or other requirement enacted or prescribed before January 8 , 1987 that is contained in a State or local building code for new construction concerning the energy efficiency or energy use of a covered product is not superseded by this part until the effective date of the energy conservation standard established in or prescribed under section 6295 of this title for such covered product.

This may enhance affinity if it is not superseded by opposing enthalpic changes.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assessment of population history with regard to admixture, the information contained in the uniparental markers is not superseded.

In "Jesus and Yahweh," Bloom reverses this revision: Yahweh, though older, isn't superseded, but given the last word.

Moreover, such basic elements were not superseded by words, merely enhanced by them.

He created the field of formal logic, devising a system of reasoning known as syllogistic that was not superseded until the mid-19th century.

The judge also found that the act was not superseded by an amendment to Section 352eee of the General Business Law, adopted by the Legislature in 1984.