Sentence examples for it wishes to replace from inspiring English sources

But Israel, he said, must grow out of that view if it wishes to replace its defiant isolation with normalized, peaceful relations with its neighbors.

It would seem the government wishes to replace Trident simply to remain a nuclear power".

Obama has not only the right to nominate whomever he wishes to replace Scalia, it is in fact his sworn duty to do so.

During his nation's most violent and despairing periods, Vargas Llosa must keenly have felt the truth of his own repeated assertion that the writer of fiction wishes to replace the world as it is with another one entirely.

This person wishes to replace our system of representative democracy with a murderous dictatorship that crushes every kind of civil liberty".

A minister under pressure to demonstrate his loyalty was making quips based on the assumption that he hates and wishes to replace the prime minister.

If Van Gaal wishes to replace Shaw's speed in attack he may be tempted to again use Young as an auxiliary left-back.

In The Devil's Dictionary (1906), the American writer Ambrose Bierce cynically (but not inappropriately) defined the conservative as "a statesman who is enamored of existing evils, as distinguished from the Liberal, who wishes to replace them with others".

"Given that the government wishes to replace coal with gas, significant CCS deployment will be essential - otherwise, gas demand is likely to have to fall sharply from the mid-2020s".

Spectre takes pains to place itself on the other side of the argument, denigrating the senior spook character who wishes to replace the 00 programme with a vast computer surveillance operation instead.

Her project is avowedly revisionist: she wishes to replace existing concepts of health with views that aim to capture the experience of being healthy (or unwell).