Sentence examples for be made to replace from inspiring English sources
But the gathering reached agreement on only two points: that no attempt should be made to replace or restore parts of the rally grounds that were destroyed or lost after the Second World War.
He was puzzled to receive in his first pay envelope a notice saying that it was time for him to go on vacation, & to report to his immediate superior so that arrangements could be made to replace him.
Thus, even though certain changes must be made to replace the conifer plantations and encourage agricultural activities, the designation of the protected area fulfills its sustainability goal and enhances the local population's quality of life.
If it met performance expectations, future orders could be made to replace the T1000 stock when the latter reached the end of its economical life in around 2000.
The new stock was considered to be a trial; if it met performance expectations, future orders could be made to replace the T1000 stock, after the latter reached the end of its economical life in about 2000.
Moreover, efforts should be made to replace these twenty seven months old LLINs (as at May 2014) since about 40% according to Shirayama et. al. [ 30] or two-third according to Haji et. al. [ 27] of such nets could already be damaged after only two to three years of field use depending on the type of bed structure and where they are being used.
Newcastle added that steps are being made to replace Pecchia.
Indian Point provides about 25 percent of New York City's electricity, and no plans have been made to replace that energy.
This time around, a decision was made to replace the radio commercials that ran last fall with TV commercials and to add Mr. D'Agostino to the campaign.
Plans are being made to replace Trident with new nuclear weapons and, as in 1981, there are calls from MPs and anti-nuclear groups for a public debate.
Mr. Lewis said audio tours had been tested on several buses, but added that no decision had been made to replace live guides with them.
