Sentence examples for acquisitions to replace from inspiring English sources

"As a club, we've targeted high-quality acquisitions to replace the players who will leave us at the end of this season and he definitely fits that bill".

To address these issues, an optical sensor is used in PMU for signal acquisition to replace the traditional transformers.

You asked me about the big challenges – I should have said the first and most immediate challenge was to bring forward a new land acquisition law, to replace this 117-year-old-act, which balances out interests of land seekers with land owners and users.

Since Chinese enterprises have been racing to secure access to iron ore and other natural resources, there is speculation that Chinalco is on the hunt for another acquisition target to replace Rio Tinto.

Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) quickly rose to prominence as the number one priority of S&T resource commitment in DoD, as the ubiquitous Humvee, or High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle (HMMWV, a.k.a. Humvee) was hopelessly vulnerable to IEDs and there was nothing in in the acquisition pipeline to replace it.

John Young, assistant secretary of the Navy for research, development and acquisition, said the need to replace the P-3 was urgent.

The results achieved by image matching techniques are so promising that some countries are studying the possibility to replace periodic LiDAR acquisitions with airborne photogrammetric acquisitions.

Press reports in February 2011 claimed the Royal Navy's Fleet Air Arm has established a committee to consider the acquisition of maritime patrol aircraft to replace the scrapped Nimrod MRA4 in the anti-submarine role.

While exploit wavelet tree structures found in natural images to replace the 'universal' acquisition of incoherent measurements, the approach based on wavelet transform limit its application.

Liverpool have made some good acquisitions but it is impossible for them to replace a player who made such an impact last season.

There could be a new birth of common purpose and personal responsibility to replace the culture of acquisition.