In addition, says Winn, "We're trying to urge the chemical community to establish a safer substitute".
The idle Stan Ogden was written out of the script, but Tarmey soon established himself as a substitute national anti-hero and helped stabilise the show.
It told the story of the women's baseball league established in 1943 as a substitute for the men's professional game if major leaguers were drafted.
Established in 1897 as a substitute for the university education that women were largely denied, the club had 2,500 members in its heyday in the 1920s, and activities included Shakespeare, gardening and art appreciation.
The AFAO says it is not a substitute for established harm reduction measures such as needle and syringe exchanges.
In response, colonial governments throughout the region moved to bolster chiefs, granting them increased authority over their subjects while seeking to maintain their subordination to the colonial state and establishing local advisory councils as a substitute for popular enfranchisement and representation in central government.
Though not a substitute for established diagnostic protocols, the use of a risk questionnaire can be an accurate, low cost, educational and time efficient method for assessment of type 2 diabetes risk.
Even though it has not been definitely established whether informal care constitutes a substitute or a complement to formal care the increased significance of informal caregiving in the long-term care for older people cannot be overseen.
Different points on the profile are probed using a coordinate measuring machine (CMM) and a substitute profile is established from the CMM data for comparison with design profile.
They could also offer an alternative to intensive, industrial livestock-raising around the globe and will represent a substitute to the established, costly habitat management tools.
The priority for screening potentially hazardous substances would be set by volume rather than by other measures of risk which was the original plan.The chemical industry was disappointed too, by a rule that hazardous substances will be authorised for at most five years, after which business must find a substitute, unless it can establish some "socio-economic justification".
