Sentence examples for it is superseded from inspiring English sources

The sooner it is superseded by a more legitimate and independent Iraqi government, the better.

It is superseded and in part jettisoned by the coalition agreement, drawn up in post-election negotiations.

More important, he argued, it does not matter what the State Constitution says, because it is superseded by a 1988 federal law.

The law is not enforced, because it is superseded by federal court rulings that allow late-term abortions to protect a woman's health, even if her life is not in jeopardy.

Although New York's law cannot be enforced because it is superseded by federal law, as a practical matter, some New York doctors fear prosecution and, as a result, some women are forced to leave the state to get the care they need.

He is one of many who disparage the theory, though I suspect he and his fellow sceptics will be proved wrong in the long term and that physicists will one day reap the benefits of the work now being done on string theory, even if it is superseded by another approach.

Dedicated in 1815, it was New York's Roman Catholic cathedral until 1879, when it was superseded by its grander namesake on Fifth Avenue.

But it was superseded by the Microsoft-Icahn offer.

In 1961 it was superseded by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, which included non-European members.

It was superseded by celluloid film early in the 20th century.

In the early 19th century it was superseded in the Rhineland by porcelain.