Sentence examples for means to replace the from inspiring English sources

These mourning wars were also a means to replace the dead within a native community.

Schneider particularly saw his character as a means to replace the "goof" father-figures that had become prevalent on television.

Sandusky "used G3 as a means to replace the vast income he lost from the collapse of his real estate business," the prosecution memo continued.

These agreements are meant to replace the Kyoto Protocol before it expires in 2020.

It is meant to replace the weak Kyoto Protocol, the previous climate treaty.

Détente, however, was not meant to replace the abiding postwar American strategy of containment.

"This is meant to replace the font which people use today called New Times Roman," he said.

A law introduced in 1989 was meant to replace the country's traditional inquisitorial system with an adversarial one.

"Technology is not meant to replace the human translator, but to speed up his work by automatically replacing strings of texts which have been already translated.

A revised draft request for proposals has been issued to build 179 aerial refueling tankers meant to replace the Air Force's fleet that dates to the 1950s.

The new iMac is available now, while the MacBook Pro, which is meant to replace the PowerBook eventually, is to be available in February.