Sentence examples for acting replacement from inspiring English sources
We'll have to wait to see which approach Cohen's acting replacement Mark Linsey takes at this year's event.
The club have denied reports they asked manager Malky Mackay to resign after his right-hand man was suspended, with 23-year-old Alisher Apsalyamov brought in as his acting replacement.
But his acting replacement, a Trump Administration designee, removed this statement, and replaced it with one simply averring that OGE's "primary finding with respect to the limited applicability" of federal law to legal defense funds had not changed, but that "each analysis is very fact-specific".
As Mr. Tenet's acting replacement, John McLaughlin, the deputy director of central intelligence, will remain in his current office and not move into the director's suite, intelligence officials said today.
If Mr. Obama chooses Ms. Pritzker — a close personal friend — to lead the Commerce Department, it could elevate the post after four years in which a series of secretaries and acting replacements largely failed to play a central role in the president's economic deliberations.
In the meantime, a replacement for Judge Feinberg may be named by the chief administrative judge, Jonathan Lippman; the acting surrogate judge is Justice Ira B. Harkavy of the State Supreme Court.
Bill played a pivotal role in both understanding how muscle-relaxing drugs work and developing safer and shorter-acting replacements.
(Matt Skiba, of Alkaline Trio, has been acting as his replacement).
The closed-door hearings opened with appearances by Petraeus's replacement, acting CIA director Michael Morell, and the national intelligence director, James Clapper.
A portion of the Washington DC metro service on the Red line has been suspended in the area with bus shuttles acting as a replacement for passenger train services.
Faced with the mounting disorder, social services described him as a rock, offering unstinting support to his mother and acting as a replacement for his father by trying, with great difficulty, to put boundaries in place.
