After the American Revolution, a drive to replace judge-made law with popular legislation was revived.
As of Tuesday night, she had spent more than a year working furiously on the drive to replace Walker.
But the event was almost entirely in support of her and the divisive, anti-immigrant platform she has promoted in her accelerating drive to replace Senator Harry Reid.
These factors include increased diversity in the student body, a greater emphasis on collaboration and the drive to replace simple "delivery models" of teaching.
Based on unprecedented interviews with Yeltsin himself as well as scores of other Soviet officials, journalists, and businessmen, Colton explains how and why Yeltsin broke with single-party rule and launched his drive to replace it with democracy.
Introduced in 1992, the 200 mm bore/280 mm stroke Wärtsilä 20 engine was designed primarily as a genset drive to replace the long-established Wärtsilä Vasa 22 but small-ship propulsion installations have also been logged.
What this amounts to, in practice, is a drive to replace the traditional system, in which Medicare pays doctors and hospitals directly, with a system in which Medicare subcontracts that role to private H.M.O.'s.
Airports have not made as many changes, though some are adding kiosks where passengers can charge gadgets, check e-mail messages or buy a flash drive to replace one they forgot.
It approved some coal plants about a decade ago during a European drive to replace dirty old stations with newer models, and some of them took years to build, but no new coal proposal has been given a permit since 2009.
The main event was the looming struggle over China's accelerating and increasingly skilful drive to replace the US as the dominant political, economic and military power in east and south-east Asia.
