Sentence examples for it is intended to replace from inspiring English sources
It is intended to replace Britain's Privy Council as the region's final court of appeal.
But it also is built to support ground combat units in today's wars, like the Air Force F-16 and A-10 and the Navy F-18 it is intended to replace.
One might attempt to overcome this deficiency by increasing the thickness of the aluminum sheet stock to three times the thickness of the steel it is intended to replace.
After trips to Florida, the Caribbean and South America next winter, the QM2 will make its inaugural voyage to New York in April, where it will join the Queen Elizabeth 2, the Cunard liner it is intended to replace.
He ranges from marketing executives to Bowie and Roxy Music, while castigating the heart-on-sleeve producers of a more "authentic" life experience, which, he elegantly argues, is just as false as the ones it is intended to replace.
It is intended to replace ad hoc tribunals, like the one that dealt with Nazi crimes in Nuremberg or the United Nations courts that are now dealing with Rwanda and Yugoslavia.
It is properly known as the "Stobcross Crane" or "Clyde Navigation Trustees crane #7", but its proximity to Finnieston Quay, and the fact that it was intended to replace the previous Finnieston Crane, has led to its being popularly known as the Finnieston Crane.
It was intended to replace the basic denarius at double its value, though containing only about one and a half times its worth in precious metal.
The plane's arrival was first reported earlier this year in Italian newspapers, who said that it was intended to replace the much smaller A319 currently flying Prime Minister Matteo Renzi around the world.
It was intended to replace the F-15C as the top air-to-air fighter and will combine the latest avionics and software in a frame that was designed to be nearly invisible to radar.
Reddy Subrahmanyam, a senior official who helped write the Andhra Pradesh legislation, accuses microfinance companies of making "hyperprofits off the poor," and said the industry had become no better than the widely despised village loan sharks it was intended to replace.
