Sentence examples for replacement measures from inspiring English sources

A word's rate of lexical replacement measures the instantaneous rate at which a word such as hund gets replaced over time by a new unrelated or non-cognate word such as dog.

Strengthening and replacement measures are proposed for bridge upgrade.

According to multiple GOP individuals, Republicans are looking at whether to use coming reauthorizations of existing programs, such as the Children's Health Insurance Program, as vehicles for Obamacare replacement measures.

Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin G. Hatch (R-Utah), one of four committee chairman who will help draft the repeal and replacement measures, said the report was one-sided.

The swing vote was cast by Shelley Moore Capito, the junior senator from West Virginia, who, last week, had joined with two of her Republican colleagues, Maine's Susan Collins and Alaska's Lisa Murkowski, to block McConnell's idea of having a vote solely on repealing the A.C.A., without putting in place any replacement measures.

While many studies have found the environmental and socio-economic impacts of producing bioenergy on arable land not good enough to be considered sustainable, others consider it still as one of the most effective direct emission reduction and fossil fuel replacement measures.

If no new replacement measure is enacted, the companies' mandatory contributions will balloon.

State Senator Todd Lamb, the law's principal author, said he would he would ask the attorney general to appeal the injunction and, if unsuccessful, would probably introduce a replacement measure next year.

By failing to account for this reality, the CBO's estimate of any replacement measure assumes that consumers will leave a market they never joined in the first place — and correspondingly estimates higher premiums than will materialize.

In Baseball Reference's Offensive Wins Above Replacement (measuring offensive contributions above a typical minor league replacement), Allen was the best hitter in his league three times and in the top five eight times in a nine-year span.

After failing to get the votes for an original replacement measure in March, Speaker Paul D. Ryan worked tirelessly to do what his predecessor, John A. Boehner, could not, bringing together his most conservative members and their moderate colleagues behind a piece of legislation laden with political peril.