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Hly2004 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
superceding ?
Indiana wineries can legally ship to Indiana customers until such time as superceding legislative or administrative rules are established
Question1:
(1)What's the meaning of "superceding" in the sentence?
(2)Can I divide the words in two groups
like this : "superceding legislative" /"administrative rules" or
"superceding" /"legislative or administrative" /"rules"?
Question1:
(1)What's the meaning of "superceding" in the sentence?
(2)Can I divide the words in two groups
like this : "superceding legislative" /"administrative rules" or
"superceding" /"legislative or administrative" /"rules"?
Top answer
It is a misspelled word. It should be 'super s eding'. It means (legislative or administrative) rules which have higher priority than the rules in effect now.
- It is a misspelled word.
- It should be 'super s eding'.
- It means (legislative or administrative) rules which have higher priority than the rules in effect now.
- Another way to look at it: Superseding rules are rules which may someday replace those in effect now .
- CJ
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It is a misspelled word. It should be 'superseding'. It means (legislative or administrative) rules which have higher priority than the rules in effect now.
Another way to look at it:
Superseding rules are rules which may someday replace those in effect now.
CJ
Another way to look at it:
Superseding rules are rules which may someday replace those in effect now.
CJ
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Thank you! CalifJim.
What's the difference between "legislative rules" and "administrative rules"?
Which rules may have more priorities than the other?
What's the difference between "legislative rules" and "administrative rules"?
Which rules may have more priorities than the other?
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Hly2004Thank you! CalifJim.
What's the difference between "legislative rules" and "administrative rules"?
Which rules may have more priorities than the other?
HLY,
This is more of a technical jargon than general English. What I mean is only the people who are familiar with the legislative rules and administrative rules c
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What's the difference between "legislative rules" and "administrative rules"?
As mentioned above, these are somewhat technical terms. I'm guessing that "legislative rules" are, in fact, laws. That it, they are rules that have been enacted into law by a legislative (law-making) body, e.g., the U.S. Congress. Breaking such laws may mean going to prision. I'm g
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