Sentence examples for free to replace from inspiring English sources

Any commander in chief is theoretically free to replace his top civilian and military subordinates whenever he chooses, but it rarely happens all at once.

She will soon be free to replace a majority of Viacom's directors with people of her own choosing and has already named five new directors.

The court said in Dickerson v. United States, No. 99-5525, that because Miranda "announced a constitutional rule," Congress was not free to replace the famous Miranda warnings with a case-by-case test of whether a confession was voluntary.

Though real estate experts say the 10 acres for sale would easily fetch $5 million from a developer who was free to replace the mansion with luxury homes, the order says that to keep the peace with its neighbors, it is willing to accept far less from the religious organization it has lined up.

That limitation does not exist on Android, of course, where developers are free to replace the system keyboard with their own software.

Feel free to replace young women with grown women if that resonates with you!

So with the conservative government of Reagan and then later under the all-out anti-government conservative administration of George W. Bush we have had the opportunity of seeing just what happens when these "free market" ideas are given free reign to replace democracy.

Knight has played mostly strong safety, so he or James Butler will move to free safety to replace Wilson, who signed with the Raiders on Friday.

Because of his success, the Pirates will not have to dive back into free agency to replace him this off-season.

The Jets signed Johnson as a free agent to replace Morton and groomed him during training camp to be the kick returner.

The Jets have not gone after top-tier free agents to replace departing young talent (James Farrior, Kerry Jenkins, Randy Thomas, James Darling, Laveranues Coles), supplanting them in most cases with older, flawed veterans.