Within 60 days after November 29 , 1999 the Commission shall issue procedural regulations implementing this subsection which shall supersede procedures under section 312 of this title.
The 2002 procedures supersede prior procedures and were designed to permit the complete exchange of information and advice between intelligence and law enforcement officials.
In certain cases, SIPA's disciplinary procedures are superseded by the Rules of University Conduct, which cover alcohol and drug use, sexual assault, equal opportunity and nondiscriminatory conduct, and such activities as demonstrations, rallies, picketing, and the circulation of petitions.
In 1960, Martin Davis and Hillary Putnam introduced their eponymous decision procedure for satisfiability reasoning (though, for space reasons, it was quickly superseded by the modified procedure proposed by Martin Davis, George Logemann and Donald Loveland two years later).
By law in the US, new approaches superseding established bankruptcy procedures dictate the demise rather than the rescue of failing firms, whether by sale, merger, or liquidation.
Fortunately this "good for the experience" procedure was then superseded by use of an electron density synthesis program, written by Owen Mills from the University of Manchester, and a least squares refinement program written by John Rollett at the University of Oxford.
This early surgical option for myopia has been largely superseded by LASIK and other similar procedures.
If clear advantages of computerized procedures are demonstrated, such procedures might supersede existing methods'.
When the procedure of biventricular pacing is superseded by the (longer) name cardiac resynchronization therapy, a clinician might reasonably suppose that the newer name must have been adopted because it is more precise, and so conclude that the purpose of the procedure is to bring the ventricular walls into a closer timing relationship with each other.
The EAG process was ultimately superseded by these priorities.
Galen Simmons New York, Aug. 30, 2009 To the Editor: In your clarion call for imposition of the reconciliation process when the Senate considers a Democratic bill for transformative health care reform, a process that would supersede the usual voting procedure, you do not mention polls indicating great concern within the body politic with the legislation you so heartily advocate.
