Tags inside tags in InDesign

Hello,
I have a problem with InDesign tags. I hope I've mapped tags to styles correctly, but suppose this: you have a tag inside another tag, like superscript inside italics, I then need the superscript to be italics as well. And if it's not inside italics then I need it to be regular.
<i>Ba<sup>r</sup>nabas</i> would have to be Barnabas
NO<sup>2+</sup> would have to be NO2+
This seems to be a bit of a problem for InDesign (CS3). Would there be a ready solution for this?
Many thanks,
Ervin

Possibly your expectations are too high. ... Scratch that "possibly".
XML, in general, cannot be "rendered". It's just an abstract data format. Compare it to common markup such as *asterisks* to indicate emphasized words -- e-mail clients will show this text in bold, but InDesign, and the vast majority of other software, does not.
To "render" XML, HTML, MathML, or LaTeX -- you seem to freely mix these *very* different markup formats, unaware of the fact that they are vastly different from each other! -- in the format you "expect", you need to apply the appropriate software to each of the original data files. None of these markup languages are supported natively by InDesign.

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