Sentence examples for superseding a from inspiring English sources

Reaching the final would be the ultimate in political paybacks, exponentially superseding a skating flap with the Americans.

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.

A respecified model accounting for a sole focus on intrinsic motivation and a direct path between motivation and commitment was an excellent fit, superseding a competing model conceptualizing motivation as a composite and only an indirect motivation commitment path.

ImageJ software (http://rsbweb.nih.gov/ij/, superseding a similar software, Scion Image) and Image SXM software [ 15] (http://www.ImageSXM.org.uk) have both been used for this purpose [ 12, 16, 17].

Be careful when using the term 'partner' when you speak with business associates, as the legal concept of promissory stoppers (the spoken word superseding a written contract) might bite you at a later stage, especially if you start making money.

October 28 – The Serious Fraud Office launches a criminal investigation into accounting irregularities at Tesco, superseding an earlier inquiry by the City regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority.

It superseded a 1978 Executive Order by President Carter.

But she worries that over the last decade, tests have superseded a teacher's judgment.

"You can't supersede a county public referendum by state legislation," he said.

Texas case in terms of whether U.S. laws should supersede a decision by the International Court of Justice (Sept . 28.

City officials countered that a vague commercial law could not supersede a crystal-clear criminal law.