Sentence examples for or superseded from inspiring English sources

Instead, there is a continued reliance on transport planning in Mumbai that has not been significantly updated or superseded.

Via Mark Thoma, David Glasner gets upset over claims by Austrians to have rejected or superseded neoclassical economics.

2. This treaty shall remain in force until Dec. 31, 2012, and may be extended by agreement of the parties or superseded earlier by a subsequent agreement.

John Carey has had unrestricted access to the Golding archive, and it is unlikely that this biography will ever be bettered or superseded.

When in the course of time a law had been outgrown or superseded by changing conditions, they gave it a new and more-acceptable meaning, seeking scriptural support for their actions through a ramified system of hermeneutics.

CRAIG KENWORTHY Bozeman, Mont., Aug. 27, 2007 If an article's accuracy or factual basis has been reliably queried or superseded, surely The Times has an ethical obligation to announce this fact prominently in the article itself (preferably at the top) and to link to the relevant follow-up, explanation, discussion or correction within the article itself.

A protocol prolongs, amends, supplements, or supersedes an existing instrument.

He sent monitors into some districts and began using his power to suspend local school boards or supersede their authority.

He tries to limit troubling pictures, by either forbidding them (soldiers' coffins) or superseding them with triumphalist tableaus of his own (that aircraft carrier).

"We should not pre-empt or supersede, but rather build upon, the good work that the states have done in the area of patients' rights," Ms. Collins said.

Like a state within a state, the oil company has begun to replicate or supersede many of the functions of the national government.