Sentence examples for agencies replace from inspiring English sources

The new agencies replace Saatchi & Saatchi in New York, part of the Publicis Groupe, which was dismissed this month.

During his years at graduate school in the late 1940s, Murray Rothbard considered whether a strict laissez-faire policy would require that private police agencies replace government protective services.

The new security administration was designed to establish clear lines of authority over the department's nuclear weapons agencies, replacing the current tangle of overlapping bureaucratic responsibilities.

After leaving Flint, he turned around the very next day to condemn the EPA's Clean Water Rule in a speech in New York Thursday, and earlier this year, Trump lackey Chris Christie discussed Trump's desire to fire federal workers at the EPA and other regulatory agencies, replacing them with CEOs.

Her attitude, he said, was " 'The building has to be healthy to make people healthy.' " Ms. Jackson spent 10 years, seven of them raising money from government and private agencies, replacing the decrepit facility with a state-of-the-art $11 million building.

The IP bill is the government's attempt to update and extend the surveillance capabilities of the security and intelligence agencies — replacing the long-in-the-tooth patchwork of legislation currently used to authorize intercepts with a clearer legal framework.

Forty-four Republican senators have signed a letter saying they would refuse to vote on any nominee to lead the bureau, demanding instead that the agency replace a single leader with a board of directors.

Typically, the agency replaces that estimate with data collected in a survey that it conducts.

The agents, reportedly working for Britain's eavesdropping agency, replaced the instructions with a recipe for cupcakes.

The journalist and author Helen O'Neill has been appointed to the board of the Copyright Agency, replacing the children's book author Libby Gleeson.

Their proposed new regulator would be sector-led and multi-agency, replacing Ofsted's single inspection framework (Sif), launched by the inspectorate in 2013.