Under the doctrine of interchangeability, congressional-executive agreements may serve as full substitutes for Article II treaties.
In the current issue, the 70-plus version substitutes an article about hearing aids for one about hotel-branded merchandise in the other versions.
In the current issue, the 70-plus version substitutes an article about hearing aids for one about hotel-branded merchandise in the other versions.
(If your students aren't interested in baseball you can, of course, substitute any other article for this one).
Except one where sexual favors are substituted with newspaper articles.
Several companies increased their efforts and substitute SVHCs in their articles.
And yet successfully imposing a ban would come at a huge cost and for an uncertain benefit.Clarification: We have amended this article to substitute our word "banning" for Ms Gunnarsdottir's word "tackling".
In subsection (a), the words "sold to the member on credit under section 9621 a)(1) of this title" are substituted for the words "articles designated by the inspectors general of the Army, and sold to him on credit by officers of the Quartermaster Corps", in 10 875.
However, since there are too many histograms to show in this article, we substitute the histograms by their means and standard deviations.
Just as descriptions of the power of Westra's photographs cannot replace looking at the images, this section of the written article cannot substitute for listening to the videos.
C. S. Lewis suggests "The hills and valleys of heaven will be to those you now experience not as a copy is to an original, nor as a substitute to the genuine article, but as the flower to the root, or the diamond to the coal" (Letters to Malcolm).
