Sentence examples for would have superseded from inspiring English sources

In 1967, a personal-status law that would have superseded traditional Islamic rules and guaranteed absolute equality in family matters was tabled.

Without all the stories that gave Mohamed's perspective, the narrative of events put forth by his school and the police would have superseded his own.

It also takes into consideration the special nature of the secrecy involved in the act of confession.' He also said that in 1983 the Catholic Church in England and Wales introduced its own code dealing with sexual abuse, which would have superseded the 1962 instructions.

By the time the EPA had implemented such a ruling, Congress would probably have superseded it with a new law.That is the point, environmental groups say.

Electronic communications have superseded the old system whereby journalists used to wait around in the central lobby hoping that politicians would walk past to whisper poison in their ears.

Pan-Asian production networks of increasing sophistication have superseded it.

As tourism has grown, other activities have superseded fishing.

More often, though, they reflect promises in the 1997 election manifesto, which in a more flexible government would have been superseded by now.

Cash, frankly, has superseded class.

Business has superseded security concerns".

Plans for two Christmas specials have been abandoned – partly because the film has superseded them.