Sentence examples for approved to replace from inspiring English sources

In June a four-team NCAA football playoff was approved to replace the BCS system, and it was scheduled to be implemented for the 2014 season.

A new fire station has been approved to replace Worcester's current "ageing" one in the city centre.

At present, new vaccines of higher valence, namely, a 10-valent vaccine (PCV-10) called Synflorix® (GlaxoSmithKline) and a 13-valent vaccine (PCV-13) (Pfizer Vaccines), have been approved to replace PCV-7 in the future.

The State Legislature also must approve plans to replace the 10 to 13 acres of parkland that would be set aside for the stadium.

In the weeks before the vote, Mr. Falcone, the director of the Ossining Public Library, went home nights and used a button-making machine to churn out a variety of homemade buttons bearing messages like "More Computers" and "Mas Libros" ("More Books"), urging voters to pass the initiative approving money to replace the current library, which has become overcrowded and outdated.

That deadline was given two years ago by the Board of Standards and Appeals when, over community objections, it approved a project to replace the tower with a larger one.

Voters also approved a plan to replace the 84-year-old penitentiary in Valhalla, which was declared unfit for habitation by the state and closed in July.

The City Council approved legislation yesterday to replace more than 300 sidewalk newsstands, removing the last major hurdle in the city's long-awaited plan to spruce up its street amenities, and in the process, create a consistent look for everything from bus shelters to trash cans.

Last week, official newspapers in China reported that the government had approved a proposal to replace a system under which both the cellular telephone caller and the receipent pay for the call to one that would require the caller to pay for it.

The Blues board had approved the plan to replace the pitch, which has been an issue since the region returned to the Arms Park in 2012.

Many local authorities in Scotland fly the Saltire from Council Buildings, however in 2007 Angus Council approved a proposal to replace the Saltire on Council Buildings with a new Angus flag, based on the council's coat of arms.