Sentence examples for makers to replace from inspiring English sources
The minutes showed support among Fed policy makers to replace Twist with another program of long-term bond purchases.
The company said it would offer the same payment to those who have bought tires from other makers to replace Firestones since it announced the recall last Wednesday.
In Washington today, the United States Supreme Court rejected efforts by the cigarette makers to replace the presiding judge, Robert Kaye.
It could be forced to design its operating system to allow PC makers to replace its add-ons with competing programs, instead of piling more icons on the desktop.
It is a safe bet that Volkswagen will ignore a call from one of Germany's largest institutional investors for the embattled car-maker to replace its new chief executive and chairman.
The spur is the merger of Boeing and McDonnell Douglas this month.India's government proposed R.S.S.L.N Bhaskarudu as the new managing director of Maruti Udyog, India's biggest vehicle maker, to replace Ravindra Bhargava, who had been selected by Japan's Suzuki, the government's joint-venture partner.
A central thread running through his work is an unusually strong commitment to the soundness of the ordinary human being's judgments, and a concern to fend off attempts, by philosophers and policy-makers, to replace those judgments with the supposedly better "systems" invented by intellectuals.
This circuitry will allow the microprocessor maker to replace the delicate bonding wires connecting the chip to the package with tiny balls of solder.
Even counting the collapse of the Brazilian market, as many cars were sold in the region this year as in a large European market.Latin America's promise was all the sweeter because car makers wanted to replace business lost in the declining markets of Europe, America and Japan.
With increasing demand to improve upon part tolerances, surface finish, density distribution, weight consistency, and reduced environmental impact; parts makers desire to replace traditional lubricants such as Acrawax and Kenolube.
In 2007, the largest battery recall in consumer electronics history took place when Nokia, then the world's top mobile handset maker, offered to replace 46m phone batteries produced for it by Japanese maker Matsushita Battery.
