Sentence examples for replace effective from inspiring English sources

Such voluntary actions can't replace effective government regulation—I don't want a system where some politicians choose to hold themselves to high ethical standards; I want a system where they must hold themselves to high ethical standards.

High level of communication and lobbying activities between the car industry and political decision makers succeeded in shaping European and national policy design that served to replace effective climate regulation[97].

While technology provides valuable new tools for instruction, it cannot replace effective teaching.

North Korea's new supreme leader, Kim Jong-un, has declared that that nation's Social Constitution of the Democratic People's Republic of North Korea will be replaced, effective last Tuesday, by the 2006 extended edition DVD of "The Secret".

Fox announced tonight that Fox Interactive Media President Ross Levinsohn will be replaced effective November 27th.

The announcement that a journalism school has a new dean usually elicits yawns in most quarters — Hey, there's a new headmaster at the buggy whip academy — but the news that Steve Coll had been named to replace Nicholas Lemann, effective this summer, was greeted as if a new Dumbledore had been named.

Why else would a state party choose to replace an effective, respected leader who can protect Indiana's future prosperity in Washington with someone who, if elected, will be lucky to see the front of the Senate from his seat in the back while casting votes that will likely mirror those of Mr. Lugar more than 90 percent of the time?

Designed to replace an effective, but overly aggressive concentrated nitric acid etch, this peroxide-based solution allows for a more controlled cleaning of surfaces.

Some of this promotion is motivated by the need to replace already-effective drugs simply because their patents have expired.

The "privacy code" imposed by a statutory regulator would have to be complied with – the "naming and shaming" by the PCC would be replaced by effective sanctions.

And while e-readers and multimedia may seem appealing, the idea of replacing an effective learning platform with a widely hyped but still unproven one is extremely dangerous.