Now this band of volunteers are being given their marching orders, to be replaced by a nationally regulated and professionally staffed organisation – Healthwatch – thereby calling into question the strength of the government's commitment to the role of volunteers in public services.
The 53rd Battalion was accompanied by a reinforced platoon of 44 soldiers from the temporary 58th Battalion (a new recruit unit), which made its way to Nitzanim in order to be replaced by a more experienced platoon from the 53rd.
During myofibrillogenesis, the developmental exchange of MyHC isoforms requires a myosin molecule to be released from its complex insertion into a sarcomeric thick filament, in order to be replaced by a subsequently expressed isoform.
In this ceremony the supernatural royal talismans were ordered to be destroyed and replaced by the Bible.
Major League Baseball banned the spitball and ordered dirty balls to be replaced to keep them from darting unpredictably, yet the first plastic inserts didn't arrive until the 1950s, and helmets weren't even mandatory until 1971.
Himmler was so sure that almost everyone knew what "special treatment" meant, and ordered for it to be replaced with the even more vague "durchgeschleust" (guided through), even though the document in question was top secret.
As Sultan Abdülmecid I was assessing the situation, Süleyman Paşa was dispatched to Bucharest, where he advised the revolutionaries to carry on with their diplomatic efforts, and ordered the Provisional Government to be replaced by Locotenenţa domnească, a triumvirate of regents comprising Heliade, Tell, and Nicolae Golescu.
Calm and order evaporate, to be replaced by spontaneous escapes, out-of-town visitors and the suitcases we pack for our travels with weeks' worth of our lives.
In 1994 the open outcry method of trading (by which traders would literally shout their orders) started to be replaced by electronic trading systems.
Once, when de Montebello was away on a trip, Macomber decided that the planned installation in the American Wing of a cast-iron staircase designed by Louis Sullivan was going to cost too much, and he issued an order for it to be replaced with a less expensive modern stairway.
