Sentence examples for commission to replace from inspiring English sources

Over the summer, Mr. Karzai named nine new members of Afghanistan's election commission to replace commissioners who had served their terms.

She failed to gain a commission to replace horse towing after fears were expressed that eddies from her wheel would damage canal banks.

Bitter divisions remained over a recent decision by the country's election commission to replace nine members of Parliament with losing candidates who had challenged the results of the fraud-plagued election.

But voting went smoothly there, officials said, especially after the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe had criticized fraud in the first round and had asked the Croatian state electoral commission to replace its observers.

The new government could form a neutral and powerful election commission to replace the current politically biased one, a move that was more likely to ensure free and fair elections, he said.

The committee that wrote the report, whose members also include business executives and three newspaper publishers, also called for a statewide water supply commission to replace the five regional districts that currently control water use.

As part of a partnership between the league and the music licensing company, original works have been commissioned to replace and augment the licensed material that for years has been used during touchdown celebrations and various lulls in the action.

To judge by the painting commissioned to replace it, an altarpiece by Carlo Saraceni on the same theme but infinitely more decorous in effect, Caravaggio had been censored for daring to place such strident and shocking emphasis on the poverty of Mary and the Apostles.

Within the framework of the LHC Injector Upgrade (LIU), the new LINAC4 is currently being commissioned to replace the existing LINAC2 proton source at CERN.

When Heffron's former opponent Arthur resigned from the ministry on 23 February 1953 when a Royal Commission was set up to investigate his involvement in corrupt business activity, Heffron was commissioned to replace him as Secretary for Mines, serving from February to September 1953.

Kempenfelt was bought in 1939, but the Royal Navy did not turn her over until enough auxiliary anti-submarine ships had been commissioned to replace her after World War II had started.