Sentence examples for claims to replace from inspiring English sources

In higher education, as elsewhere, government rhetoric which claims to replace conservative practices with modern social policies has confusing outcomes.

Allen, who has made three appearances from Wales' substitutes bench, pushed his claims to replace Ledley after his man-of-the-match performance in Swansea's 2-0 win over Stoke on Sunday.

Meanwhile, the wicketkeeping position will be widely talked about at the start of the summer, with Jos Buttler looking to press his claims to replace Matt Prior in Tests.

Rejecting any secular claims to replace the sacred as the chief source of meaning, all fundamentalisms are skeptical of Enlightenment values, even as the Enlightenment project has developed its own mechanisms of self-criticism.

If she were to go, two candidates with a strong claim to replace her would be David Miliband and Lord Mandelson.

With that said, Ada isn't claiming to replace your doctor anytime soon.

The Spurs caretaker boss, 44, wants to stake his claim to replace Andre Villas-Boas further when his side travel to Southampton on Sunday.

But there is one key point that must be made clear: Thinx doesn't claim to replace your feminine hygiene product of choice.

And it's where there's always a new claim to replace the last debunked one in an effort to meet readers, listeners and viewers' insatiable appetite for news about Obama's supposedly wicked ways.

That does not mean that Europe ought to claim to replace the United States regionally or internationally, nor for the Obama Administration to take refuge in Europe's role to avoid mending relations that are essential for the United States, or to continue hesitating over strategic issues.

The same research also found that 70% of the new generation of legal highs purporting to contain naphyrone (ie, NRG-1 and NRG-2) and marketed as a legal alternative to mephedrone, actually contained a mixture of banned cathinones, including mephedrone; the drug it was claiming to replace.