Sentence examples for give a replacement from inspiring English sources
The oil giant's own figures give a replacement ratio of 133 percent, beating its own 10-year average of 112 percent.
The opportunity costs inherent in the existing multiple-use system must also be accounted for to give a replacement cost for the wetland.
She was given a replacement medal in pure gold by a jeweller and for a while it was even rumoured that a Raducan doll would be marketed.
Arguments either way but our view is that Fallon would probably stay given a replacement would take time to find, fit in etcetera.
If the dealer persuades you to give them a chance to repair the car after you have rejected it, you must be given a replacement while the repairs are being carried out.
At Guantánamo, he was given a replacement that didn't fit; he pulled his stump out of it, to show Lubell, leaving the prosthetic, outfitted with a white sneaker, still shackled to the floor.
But Richard R. Rio, a lawyer for Tri Star, says that it is customary to have medallions sold in the industry, and that the broker had a right to take the original cab off the road temporarily as long as Mr. Raja was given a replacement.
On July 2, hours before the judge was to release her ruling, it was announced that the team and city had reached a settlement where PBC would pay the city $45 million immediately in exchange for breaking the lease and an additional $30 million if Seattle was not given a replacement team in five years.
In all instances, participants were given a replacement phone and compensated for missed surveys, provided they contacted the RNP or field staff as soon as possible, and, in the case of theft, arranged to receive a police report on the stolen phone.
Simply state what the problem is, and you will likely be given a replacement or be reimbursed with no fuss.
