Though real estate experts say the 10 acres for sale would easily fetch $5 million from a developer who was free to replace the mansion with luxury homes, the order says that to keep the peace with its neighbors, it is willing to accept far less from the religious organization it has lined up.
That limitation does not exist on Android, of course, where developers are free to replace the system keyboard with their own software.
On Thanksgiving, we are free to replace the turkey with tofurkey, or the sugary pumpkin pie with a crust-less, Splenda concoction.
He put forth a new character that, he said, Philip Morris is free to use to replace the Marlboro Man: "Jeff the Diseased Lung in a Cowboy Hat".
Since the major determinant for β-propeller assembly is the packing of these residues, amino acids in these positions are free to be replaced by other amino acids with similar biochemical properties [12].
The court said in Dickerson v. United States, No. 99-5525, that because Miranda "announced a constitutional rule," Congress was not free to replace the famous Miranda warnings with a case-by-case test of whether a confession was voluntary.
The product is free to use and replaces the dusty old anatomy books and charts that physicians and therapists have been using for centuries.
Any commander in chief is theoretically free to replace his top civilian and military subordinates whenever he chooses, but it rarely happens all at once.
Although the group Freedom House downgraded the country from Free to Partly Free, so far, at least, its people are free to criticize and even replace President Duterte.
In early October 1960, Storm and the Hurricanes were free to travel to Hamburg, replacing Derry and the Seniors at the Kaiserkeller.
