The principal, Ms. Moran, had to place substitute teachers in two classrooms for the first half of this school year, and she enlarged several other classes.
Mr. Sauer took his place, substituting a thoughtfully paced but by no means dispassionate account of the earlier "Pastoral" Sonata (Op. 28).
"Prada and other private places substitute here for the state, but they will never take the place of public institutions".
L. 100 86, § 715(c)(1), (2), in second sentence inserted "and the National Credit Union Administration Board (with respect to Federal credit unions described in paragraph (4))" and in last sentence inserted "or Federal credit unions described in paragraph (4)," in two places, substituted "any such" for "either such", and inserted ", savings and loan institutions or Federal credit unions".
In their place he substitutes spontaneous devotion to God and neighbor — and commitment to the politically subversive view that "love is the only law".
The time-travel plot raises an old metaphysical question: Can there be an alternative to what has taken place, a substitute stream of actuality?
That's like negating its own existence, since the technical government was put there in the first place to substitute a political one".
In some places, newer substitutes are not available to patients, either because they are not licensed or are much more expensive, said people with H.I.V. and international health experts.
Mikael Lustig replaced Adam Matthews at full-back, the Wales defender recovering from a hamstring injury but only finding a place as substitute as Forrest came in for Beram Kayal.
In their place he substituted a bewilderingly complex theory known as the ramified theory of types, which, though it successfully avoided contradictions such as Russell's Paradox, was (and remains) extraordinarily difficult to understand.
