Sentence examples for determined to replace the from inspiring English sources

Mercedes was determined to replace the two existing drivers, Jenson Button, the new world champion, and Rubens Barrichello.

In his video-conference appearance, Mr. Cheney told the Iraqi opposition leaders that the administration supported their efforts and was determined to replace the Hussein regime.

In the venerable tradition of mad scientists, Génessier is afflicted with an obsession: He's determined to replace the face of his daughter, Christiane Edith Scobb), which was ruined in an automobile accident.

The Obama administration appeared particularly determined to replace the specter of disappointed tourists in the nation's capital with the idea that they would have a tough time getting here.

She was determined to replace the bushes, but this time with something more persistent.

In an interview Mr Thaugsuban said the demonstrators were determined to replace the current regime with a "People's Council".

The ICI have been in place from 1992 to 2012, when the Mario Monti administration determined to replace it with IMU, a tax that combines the one on real estate and the IRPEF, an income tax.

What's more, the man who is determined to replace him - Ed Miliband - has been given the opportunity to disprove the claims that he is weak - and will walk taller as a result.

When that car was later totaled in an accident, the architect was determined to replace it with a BMW that was as close to the original as possible.

This time, with Mr. Obama determined to replace Mr. Bernanke after eight years in office, the White House has weighed other candidates, including Janet L. Yellen, the Fed's vice chairwoman, and Donald L. Kohn, a former Fed official.

But by putting the Fox in charge of the chicken coop, May seems determined to replace them with something even worse.