Sentence examples for not allowed to replace from inspiring English sources

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Teams are not allowed to replace players who are injured during the tournament.

His original ideas for integrated units met resistance at higher levels, and individual black soldiers were not allowed to replace their white counterparts as needed.

The Mets are not allowed to replace Bell on the roster for this series, but will be able to if they advance to the next round.

Under tournament rules, teams are usually not allowed to replace injured players but Australia were seeking special dispensation due to the circumstances of Lewis' injury.

Because the killing occurred within 30 days of the election, Democrats were not allowed to replace Mr. Burks's name on the ballot.

Drugs are not allowed to replace appropriate care and training in Asia and Europe, and raceday drugs should be barred in America as they are in the rest of the civilized world.

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"I wasn't allowed to replace some of the inauthentic window catches or doorknobs, so you have some from the 1800s, others from the 1950s or later".

According to L'Equipe, the Astana team will not be allowed to replace Boom because the results arrived after the cut-off point.

The effects of DL 180 are even more onerous than the original law at institutions in the direst financial straits; those institutions will not be allowed to replace anyone.

Once a cat dies, Omaui residents will not be allowed to replace it with another.

as long as forests are allowed to replace themselves, or are replanted after felling, but often this is not done.

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