Sentence examples for public to replace from inspiring English sources
In 2007 Agassi left SAP and launched Better Place (originally named Project Better Place), a company that developed battery-exchange stations and recharging spots for electric cars so as to spur the public to replace their gasoline-powered cars.
To make such a ban a success will require effective monitoring with penalties for non-compliance; developing best-practice guidelines for commercial gardening enterprises; the removal of invasive species in public green spaces; and education and encouragement for the public to replace lawns with regionally-appropriate grasses.
They have tried, unsuccessfully, to secure public support to replace Mellon Arena, nicknamed the Igloo.
When faced with angry public calls to replace Mr Selebi, Mr Mbeki merely asked South Africans to trust him.
Guilty as charged: It takes many months to fortify boilers and elevators in public housing, to replace subway electrical systems and rebuild nursing homes and beaches.
Standard Life admitted it needed to find a finance director who had experience of working at a public company to replace 52-year-old Mr Hylands.
On Wednesday, the Senate confirmed Stanley Fischer, a well-known economist and public official, to replace Jeremy Stein, who is returning to Harvard.
The effort highlights how even small banks in poor countries are getting caught in the financial crisis — and it offers them a chance to get public money to replace rapidly diminishing private capital.
For example, some want public libraries to replace e-books periodically, just as they have to do with real books that get dirty and torn.Several other experiments are in the works.
Last week, the board asked state authorities to allow Edison Schools in Manhattan, the country's largest for-profit operator of public schools, to replace Advantage Schools, an education company based in Boston, as manager of New Covenant's academic programs in the coming year.
He did confirm there will be a boost for the local Northern and Trans-Pennine rail services with extra public investment to replace ageing "Pacer" trains.
