usurping

People don't care about somebody just coming along and arbitrarily usurping a name somebody else is already using.

He's already the CEO, so unless he was worried about Ive usurping his position, there was absolutely no point.

To be fair, the trend of the browser usurping the OS has been going on for years.

Are you saying that being debatably marginally better at those corner-cases will propel it into usurping the dollar and euro?

Make it very well known that by supporting you, the readers are undermining the awful state the media is in and usurping the corporate/governmental tentacles in other forms of media.

Knee Defender, who wasn’t just instigating a fight but usurping his fellow passenger’s property rights.

Not really about profiting from death, or usurping someone's great insurance payout, but simply hiding money away for some period of time.

How does a free nation effectively control an intelligence agency like this to prevent it from slowly usurping all the seats of power?

At least the ethics of commercially usurping community property were and are debatable.

But if you're talking about having a legally-usurping federal parliament that is in command of the military, then I'm not.

You mention usurping JuicyCampus, which had its fair share of negative criticism.

I agree - it seems to be usurping some of the attention and certainly does not deserve nor has earned it.

Creating "useful content" is not a valid excuse for usurping community for your own self-aggrandizement.

I Robot is a collection os short stories about a variety of themes, but the idea of the robots usurping human independence in order to protect them is there in "The Evitable Conflict", and in "..

Usurping power is, however, the US Supreme Court's demonstrated prerogative.

Usurping CPU scheduling, in particular, was something I didn't think was common practice.