Sentence examples for elected to replace the from inspiring English sources

Nepal has been trying to establish a working representative democracy since 2008, when a constituent assembly was elected to replace the former monarchy.

Arthur was elected to replace the unpugnacious Nora Lewin (Dianne Wiest), a liberal law professor who was skittish about capital punishment and clashed with more aggressive prosecutors.

Sisi did not in fact have to wait long for western approval after he was elected to replace the deposed Morsi.

All three had recently been elected to replace the party leaders who had resigned in the wake of Salmond's landslide Holyrood election victory in 2011; they looked slightly awkward, out of place in public together.

She meant well, sort of – this act of terror was intended to wipe the slate clean so that new, green leaders could be elected to replace the old, carbon footprinty ones.

Therefore, we elected to replace the implant-supported overdenture with an implant-fixed prosthesis in May 2010.

After the king was finally defeated in the field (1646), new members were elected to replace those who had joined the king (the "recruiters"), but real power passed to the army.

The USCG elected to replace these assets with a system-of-systems acquisition which would be procured as a single, integrated package, estimated to cost a total of $24 billion, called the Integrated Deepwater System Program or "Deepwater".

Johnson, who is thirty-one, was recently elected to replace Christine Quinn as the City Council member from the Third District, which includes Hell's Kitchen, Chelsea, and the West Village.

When Lai Tek, secretary general of the Malayan CP, was unmasked as a double agent for the Japanese and the British, Chin was elected to replace him: he was the senior survivor of the party leadership after Lai had betrayed it to the Japanese.

In 1963 he was elected to replace Chuck McDew as the chairman of SNCC, a position he held until 1966, when he was succeeded by Stokely Carmichael, as the organization took a more-militant direction.