Sentence examples for try to supersede from inspiring English sources

However, computational studies have suggested that it is not always the case when agents employing reinforcement learning are competing with each other, because the competing agents try to supersede each other [36 39].

The zero-emissions mandate was challenged in court on the ground that parts of it went beyond matters of vehicle emissions and tried to supersede federal authority to set fuel economy standards; a Bush administration filing supported the suit.

The very technologies that Congress is trying to supersede -- the filtering and antispamming programs available for consumer use -- are the only effective ways to crack down on Internet pornography.

By wrapping himself in sanctimony as surely as he wrapped the Justice Department's statue of Justice in a blue curtain, our attorney general is trying to supersede civil law on the grounds that he's exercising the Lord's will whatever he does.

"We're not trying to supersede it," Bee told The NY Times.

The argument that some matters, such as abortion, are of such moral urgency that they supersede a general preference for devolution sounds reasonable, until you try to decide which subjects are suitably urgent.

"My executive actions not only do not prevent them from passing a law that supersedes those actions, but should be a spur for them to actually try to get something done".

In March, Long said the direction of Jeter's stride — toward the pitcher, not the plate — superseded any commitment of trying to hit without one.

For rather than trying to displace existing wireless technologies, NFC's lofty goal is to supersede even older, more fundamental inventions: bank notes, coins, keys and tickets.

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

ATLANTA — Gov. Nathan Deal removed six members of the DeKalb County School Board on Monday, trying to save the state's third-largest school system by exercising a relatively new power in Georgia that allows him to supersede the choice of voters.