Its avowed object is the supersession of "big business" in all its phases by something that comes down to human scale.

A little later on Wolfe blazes out with indignation over Carleton's supersession by a junior.

The men who had acclaimed him in 1537 were quite capable of crying out for his supersession at any time.

I must insist on these three factors in the development of society and its present catastrophe: the great, predominant, central body of free men during the Middle Ages, their supersession during the sixteenth, seventeenth and eighteenth centuries by a non-producing bourgeoisie, and the creation during the same period of a submerged proletariat.

The general chosen, Baldissera, a safe and competent commander, was already in Africa, at Massowah, when Baratieri, warned of his supersession in spite of all the precautions to keep secrecy, precipitated hostilities against the distinct orders of Crispi never to attack a force superior to his own, so as to force the issue before he should be deprived of the command.