Sentence examples for preparations to replace from inspiring English sources

The automaker has begun preparations to replace additional Firestone tires, although Firestone insists its tires are safe.

On Wednesday afternoon, The New York Times reported that NBC executives were making preparations to replace Ms. Curry on "Today".

He knows that 102 Labour MPs rebelled against Tony Blair's early preparations to replace Trident in the last Parliament, in March 2007.

On Wednesday afternoon, The New York Times reported that NBC executives were making preparations to replace Ms. Curry on "Today," potentially as soon as next week.

On Friday the museum said that this weekend it will take down "Hell, Yes!," a sculpture by the Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone that spells those words in rainbow-colored letters on its second-floor ledge, and begin preparations to replace it with a new work by Isa Genzken called "Rose II".

Schumacher stated that his preparations to replace the injured Massa for Ferrari had initiated a renewed interest in F1, which, combined with the opportunity to fulfil a long-held ambition to drive for Mercedes and to be working again with team principal Ross Brawn, led Schumacher to accept the offer once he was passed fit.

Ringer's solution was administered continuously throughout the preparation phase to replace fluid loss during instrumentation.

Two summers ago, a truckload of Beijing municipal workers turned up in my neighborhood and began unspooling heavy-duty black power lines, which they attached to our houses, in preparation for a campaign to replace coal-burning furnaces with electric radiators.

The enzymatic unhairing process showed excellent results, with time reduction for unhairing of more than 50%, without the need for deliming, suggesting that this enzymatic preparation could be used to replace the chemical process.

Jacques Rogge, the I.O.C. delegate from Belgium who is overseeing the preparations and who is seeking to replace Samaranch as president, visited Athens last week and spoke with measured confidence about the preparations.

This involves a novel paste-preparation method which employs hydrogen peroxide to replace the traditionally used sulfuric acid.