Sentence examples for prepared to replace the from inspiring English sources

"Does it want to be a party prepared to replace the failed institutions and move to a very bold new approach?

It said it would be prepared to replace the blue lias with Brecon grey slabs - which are used elsewhere in Dunster - if acceptable, but added it "would not be cheap".

If the situation in Iraq would turn sour (there was a new triple car bombing this morning) and contractors start to get killed in large groups, the military is ill prepared to replace the contractors that could come streaming home.

The Iranian government confirmed the Ash-Shiraa story, and ten days after the story was first published, President Reagan appeared on national television from the Oval Office on November 13, stating: "My purpose was... to send a signal that the United States was prepared to replace the animosity between [the U.S. and Iran] with a new relationship.

If the water supply valve under the tank is all crusty or there is a lot of rust, you shouldn't turn the valve unless you are prepared to replace the valve.

McCaw's No7 is now worn by Sam Cane, a Chiefs flanker who spent four years preparing to replace the irreplaceable.

But he said that in the meantime, BP was preparing to replace the damaged blowout preventer on the Macondo well with a new one, which could be used to help manage pressure within the well.

Ford has secretly been preparing to replace the rest of the Firestone tires for customers at its own expense, with an announcement expected on Tuesday, people close to the company said.

In the 8 p.m. time slot, it is preparing to replace the news show "Campbell Brown" with an as-yet-untitled discussion show with Eliot Spitzer, the disgraced former New York governor, and Kathleen Parker, a Pulitzer Prize-winning conservative columnist at The Washington Post.

Intimate details Buts among the bens The boy stood on the burning bridge Reprints Related items Land reform in Scotland: McgabeFeb 7th 2002The Scottish Landowners' Federation (SLF) insists that nobody has been evicted (a year's notice is being given in most cases) and that, in any case, landowners are simply preparing to replace the agreements with the new set-lease tenancy contracts.

The most recent video released by the Vilayat Dagestan demonstrates that radical Islamists from Dagestan associated with the Caucasus Emirate might be preparing to replace the Chechen leadership of Doku Umarov.