Sentence examples for be strengthened to replace from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, the USAID and others are betting on a formal sector that can be strengthened to replace the unsafe informal market and satisfy an undernourished population with safe dairy products at affordable prices.

Although (3.8) is weaker than (1.8), (3.8) can be strengthened to (1.8) if the negative dependence is replaced by the stronger condition of negative association.

CFRP wraps were also applied for shear strengthening to replace corroded stirrups.

The accident raised questions about whether other tunnels and highway infrastructure built during the construction boom of he 1960s and '70s are growing too old and need to be strengthened or replaced.

If any of these situations should arise it needs to be determined whether the structure should be strengthened or replaced.

Foundations need to be strengthened and even replaced, but we are not in the mid of the collapse many predicted five years ago or so.

Hence, if the distance between h i and h j is greater or equal to three, vertices i and j cannot be adjacent to a same vertex k, i.e., only one of the two sums ∑ s ∈ S z ik s or ∑ s ∈ S z jk s can be equal to 1. □ Note that if k ∈  R then (12) can be strengthened by replacing the right-hand-side by u k.

In addition to a general modernisation of the ship's systems, her anti-aircraft defences were strengthened by replacing the single mounts of the AA guns with twin mounts and adding a pair of octuple mounts for two-pounder Mk VIII "pom-pom" guns to sponsons abreast the funnel.

But he criticises the current quality of LEPs that replaced the regional development agencies, calling for them to be strengthened saying "they currently do not have the authority or resource to transform their locality".

But I do not see that the Met's counter-terrorism operations in the year before the Olympics are strengthened by replacing Yates with Cressida Dick, who may have been cleared of personal blame for the killing by the police of Jean Charles de Menezes in Stockwell in 2005, but who was in charge when it happened.

Credit controls need to be strengthened.