Sentence examples for supercede from inspiring English sources
The word "supercede" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you need to express that one thing has replaced or taken the place of another. For example, "The new policy superceded the old one."
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Misspelling of supersede
International firms not only have less skin in the game, but may also have the resources and legal clout to insist that global privacy compliance should supercede local laws.
Yet the nature of publishing and the way translations are marketed dictates that translations must always supercede one another, as if they were newer and better refrigerators.
At the other end of the timescale, I'd like to know whether robots will ever supercede humans.
But because of the superiority of the court according to Italian law, it has the power to supercede national regulation.
The inquiry, which was confirmed by the watchdog on Wednesday will supercede an investigation by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the City regulator which has been halted with immediate effect.
The delegates may work to form much-needed major political parties to supercede the many splinter groups, as Dr. Phan Quang Dan and Dr. Dang Van Sung are presently doing.
Because SB102 conflicts with federal firearms laws and regulations, federal law supercedes this new statute; all provisions of federal laws and their implementing regulations therefore continue to apply.It is remarkable that a civics lesson like this is necessary.
The table provides the Fujita Scale of tornado intensity, which has been superceded in the U.S. and Canada by the EF-Scale.
The image suggests that religious authority supercedes royal power, and it asserts Guáman Poma's authority as a historian to the king.
Sugar exports, once the mainstay of the economy, have been superceded in importance by manufacturing (notably textiles) and services (notably tourism).
Numerous new networks had emerged by the late 1970s, including CSNET Computer Science Research Networkk), CDnet (Canadian Network), BITNET (Because It's Time Network), and NSFNET National Science Foundation Networkk); the last of these would eventually replace ARPANET as the backbone of the Internet, before it was itself superceded by commercial networks.
