Sentence examples for replace the flawed from inspiring English sources

Not just because of the overblown risks of a new era of protectionism, but because in the next five years the world will be under pressure to come up with a new international treaty on climate change to replace the flawed Kyoto agreement.

How soon NASA will be able to replace the flawed equipment depends, in part, on sorting out a shuttle launch schedule scrambled by the delay of a major new x-ray telescope called AXAF.

In 1994, the Pentium processor was shipped with a defect in its floating-point unit and the subsequent offer by Intel to replace the flawed chip (which was taken up only by a small fraction of all Pentium owners) cost the company close to $500 million.

The UN has urged the UK to get on and establish a successor inquiry to replace the deeply flawed detainee inquiry previously set up under Sir Peter Gibson.

In 1987, Lillian Disney, Roy Disney's widow, donated fifty million dollars for the construction of a symphony hall to replace the acoustically flawed Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, and by 1995 Frank Gehry had been selected as the architect and had completed the design.

Findings explicitly called for replacing the "fundamentally flawed" status quo with a system that would "improve the alignment between the accountability system and the decision-making responsibilities, increasing flexibility at the local level".

Apple has noticed this as a flaw and will replace the bottom for free, with or without a warranty.

Moderna's scientists are motivated by the company's mission to use mRNA science to deliver transformative medicines, including medicines that can replace missing or flawed intracellular proteins.

Every firefighter is equipped with a new digital radio, replacing the radios that proved so flawed on Sept. 11.

The clear trend has been for authoritarian regimes to be replaced by messy, flawed democracies.

A California judge yesterday approved a proposal by the Ford Motor Company to settle lawsuits in five states by reimbursing current and former owners who replaced flawed ignition systems on millions of cars and trucks.