Examples of using Supplanting in English and their translations into German
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So the handheld ultrasound is basically surpassing and supplanting the stethoscope.
This obtains for the supplanting of rights under prescription not notified to the Ting.
The modern technique emphasizes two-handed shooting using the Weaver stance, competing with and eventually supplanting the once-prevalent one-handed shooting.
future, supplementing but not supplanting each system's own mandates and governance arrangements.
But the new development banks seem less interested in supplanting current institutions than in improving upon them- an objective shared by those institutions themselves.
If they are violated, the requirements for supplanting a collective agreement are not met.
Some of the major European airways reciprocate with flights to Bulgaria, doubling or supplanting flights.
GG is also reduced by procedural and participation rights granted to the trade unions affected by the supplanting collective agreement.
This ascendency takes its rise from the supplanting in our hearts of the world by Christ and all that Christ means.
GG, by the supplanting of concluded collective agreements,
Ee The burdening effects of having one's collective agreement supplanted are mitigated by the right to adopt the supplanting provisions of another collective agreement§ 4a(4) TVG.
If necessary, the legislature is obliged to ensure that supplanting such benefits is reasonable.
Rana ridibunda, Rana perezi- supplanting the indigenous common green frog;
France invented parliamentary sovereignty back in 1791, supplanting popular sovereignty.
Next: Against the supplanting of spirituality and life by mere form
but the means of supplanting a concluded collective agreement is too severe.
was mainly supplanting better nutrition,
New modes of governance, ranging from transnational networks of regulators to international civil-society organizations to multilateral institutions, are transcending and supplanting national lawmakers.
National Guard supplanting police in major cities,
In those cases, courts have the constitutional obligation to ensure that supplanting a collective agreement remains reasonable.