Sentence examples for replace the term from inspiring English sources

I would replace the term "…disruptive technologies…" by "new more efficient technologies".

"I'm happy that I can now replace the term 'partner' with 'husband,'" he said.

C. Keith Harrison, a kinesiology professor at the University of Michigan, would replace the term student-athlete with "scholar-baller" to appeal to hip, young athletes.

Simon Bauthorofen, author of Zero Degrees of Empathy, wants to replace the term "evil" with "empathy erosion" or "empathy deficiency".

International jurisprudence is suggested by the author to replace the term law of nations, which he deems to be "a misnomer".

This article was amended on 21 October 2011 to replace the term Formica (which is a registered trademark) with the words "plastic laminate".

But the main talking point at the annual shindig was who would replace the term-limited mayor in November's elections.

Janet Mills, the state's Democratic attorney general who is running to replace the term-limited LePage, has recused herself from the lawsuit.

The aim is to complete the deal before early 2018, when campaigning begins in Mexico to replace the term-limited Enrique Nieto.

Once that is invoked, Britain will have a two-year window in which to negotiate a new treaty to replace the terms of EU membership.

The moves essentially replace the terms of recent government loans to the company, which totaled $123 billion.