Sentence examples for replace the governing from inspiring English sources

Bradford Council said it had asked the Department for Education for permission to put in place an interim executive board to replace the governing body.

David Green, leader of Bradford Council, said he had asked the Department for Education to allow the council to send in an interim executive board to replace the governing body.

Earlier this week, Greenfield advocates launched a counter-attack intended to return her to power, using the RI's rules to call a meeting of the body's members at which they hope to replace the governing council that pushed Greenfield out.

In the assembly being replaced, the governing party controlled a commanding 90 seats.

"This breakdown cannot be repaired merely by replacing the governing political party or by changing the jurisdictions and mission statements of regulatory agencies".

The appointed manager would assume all decision-making power for the city and essentially replace the local governing body.

Formally, this amounts to replacing the equation governing Xi with a new equation Xi = xi, substituting for this new value of Xi in all the equations in which Xi occurs but leaving the other equations themselves unaltered.

Ms. Doyen has helped replace the island's governing body, a volunteer group controlled by summer residents, with the Island Community Board, which has elected and appointed representatives from summer and full-time families.

This resulted in a draft law called "Nursing Profession Practice Law", which sought to replace the current law governing the nursing profession in Lebanon, Decree 1655, which was adopted in 1979.

By 2007 the SNP had made big gains, not least in areas traditionally associated with key regiments, allowing the party for the first time to replace Labour as the governing party in Scotland.

Labour campaigned to secure a fourth consecutive term in office and to restore support lost since 1997, while the Conservative Party sought to gain a dominant position in British politics after losses in the 1990s, and to replace Labour as the governing party.