Sentence examples for is slated to replace from inspiring English sources

The changes are sure to include the formal arrival of David Plouffe, Mr. Obama's 2008 campaign manager, who is slated to replace David Axelrod as the president's senior political adviser.

Other than bureaucratic and financial irregularities, India's indigenous defense programs, such as the Light Combat Aircraft, which is slated to replace the MIG-21 fleet, are running decades behind schedule.

Dressed in a bright yellow shirt, she sat one recent evening beside Mr. Matthias, the man she is slated to replace in Parliament, observing his work as he met with constituents in a housing project, hearing about their needs and grievances.

This 1D Mark IV is slated to replace the 1D Mark III, which is currently the 2nd most expensive EOS camera residing between the 1Ds Mark III and the 5D Mark II.

Part of the UEFI specification which is slated to replace the aging BIOS with which many of us are familiar, Secure Boot can forbid the loading and execution of unsigned operating systems.

The new shade of blue is slated to replace the "Dandelion" color from Crayola's staple 24-color box set.

These special materials with high specific strength are slated to replace conventional structural and thermo-structural materials in related engineering applications ranging from domestic to aerospace and defense.

After her commissioning, Seedadler was slated to replace in the East African Station in German East Africa.

In April 2013, the Congressional Budget Office said the AMPV would be a better buy because analysts had asserted that the vehicles the GCV was slated to replace should not be first.

The rally was expected to draw a large crowd, but according to the Wisconsin State Journal, many attendees left when they heard that neither Trump nor running mate, Gov. Mike Pence (R-Ind)., who was slated to replace Trump at the event, would be there.

Mr. Goodwin, a man previously unknown to most of the Senate, is slated to remain in office only until he is replaced in November, not allowing him much time to get familiar with his new co-workers.