Sentence examples for duty to replace from inspiring English sources

"I had just arrived in England amid all the speculation and I had a duty to replace a manager [Roberto Mancini] who was loved by the fans and who had won titles.

TH, Leeds, West Yorkshire Your new sofa was clearly faulty and not fit for purpose which means that Ikea does, indeed, have a legal duty to replace it, or give you a full refund.

It's now our duty to replace the lights extinguished in those classrooms and halls with our own light.

If those MPs lose confidence in their leader, they cannot recommend him to the country as a prime minister and are duty-bound to replace him.

This new duty was meant to replace the top-down targets of the regional plans with a system where neighbouring councils worked on mutually beneficial interests.

Taking effect on January 1 , 2014 members can choose to replace "duty to God" with "to uphold our Scout values".

Withdrawing to Isle de France, Rowley requested that reinforcements be diverted from other duties in the region to replace his lost ships and to break the French blockade of Île Bourbon, led by Bouvet.

It would, however, reduce the amount of money that could go into the next property being bought, which should help calm prices – and the revenue could be used to replace stamp duty entirely.

Westminster has passed a new Scotland Act that will allow Holyrood to set a different income tax rate by up to 10p in the pound from 2016, to borrow up to £2bn, to control landfill tax (worth £100m) and to have a new property sales tax (worth £236m) to replace stamp duty.

The Scottish government has unveiled plans for a new, "fairer" property tax system, to replace stamp duty.

Plans to replace stamp duty on properties sold in Scotland have been debated by MSPs at Holyrood.