Education officials are asking community colleges near ITT locations to accept academic credits from the career school, a request that plays into suspicions that the Obama administration wants community colleges to supplant for-profit schools.
They have been supplanted, for now, by a mischievous, mendacious marionette.
Yet, within the next decade the steam engine was supplanted for various important applications by the more efficient steam turbine.
But it at least blocks the industry from asserting that state law is supplanted for all abuses.
Beginning in the 1860s, black powder was gradually supplanted for use in firearms by guncotton and other, more stable forms of nitrocellulose.
In his view, this necessity followed from his principle of polarization, according to which the moral indifference prevailing under ordinary circumstances is supplanted, for the duration of a crisis, by the extremes of selfishness and altruism.
One of his direct-line ancestors, William Dillon, played the fife in the Second Virginia Regiment of the Continental Army, when the fife and drums were used as military signaling instruments before being supplanted for that function in the 1870's by the bugle.
Respondents argued below that the EPA could not revise the ozone standard, because to do so would trigger the use of Subpart 1, which had been supplanted (for ozone) by the specific rules of Subpart 2. Brief for Industry Petitioners and Intervenors in No. 97-1441 (and consolidated cases) (CADC), pp. 32-34.
In recent years the S format has been largely supplanted, for brand-new businesses, by the so-called limited liability corporation.
I also recall being surprised by the implication that being logical would have to necessarily mean that any display of emotion would be supplanted for stoic demeanor.
Sadly, it appears the subject matter the Aghoris was chosen to maximize impact and a haphazard story of a "journey" was then supplanted for context afterwards, accounting perhaps for why the episode's logical and theological mistakes are so numerous.
