Sentence examples for eliminate and replace from inspiring English sources
But the memo also makes clear that the biggest economic sticking point remains: the referees continue to seek the continuation of a traditional pension plan for existing officials, which the league wants to eliminate and replace with a 401(k) plan.
Discussion of this idea lasted about 5 minutes because it is virtually impossible to eliminate and replace some 2,000 civil servants and Foreign Service officers.
Two research buildings planned for Broadway were eliminated and replaced with university housing.
Fact is, most of it has already been eliminated and replaced with meters or Pay-and-Display zones.
The mansion was used as a cover for the clandestine clinic in which the Stepford women were eliminated and replaced with robotic replicas at their husbands' requests.
It was a series of five-minute games, with the loser of each being eliminated and replaced by the next player on his team.
Page 18 STUDY FAVORS DOLLAR COINS Some House Republicans, eager to pare government spending, are suggesting that the dollar bill be eliminated and replaced with a coin.
In the original movie, the mansion's interior -- specifically its grand staircase and rotunda -- was used as a cover for the clandestine clinic in which the Stepford women were eliminated and replaced with robotic replicas at their husband's urging.
Even before the changes were approved, though, the Congress, dominated by discredited opposition parties, and the Supreme Court were eliminated and replaced by weakened entities that have proven subservient to Mr. Chavez and his leftist Patriotic Pole coalition.
If a job changes hands during the quarter, or is eliminated and replaced by another job, it does not show up in the data, said Richard L. Clayton, a division chief at the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The "duopoly rule," which forbade any company to own more than one station of its kind (TV, AM radio, FM radio) per market until 1992, was eliminated and replaced by a formula based on the population of the market.
