Sentence examples for the option of replacing from inspiring English sources
As a result the LCR was revised in 2000 to allow for partial service line replacement, although utilities may offer homeowners the option of replacing their portion of the line at the homeowner's cost.
The F.D.A. ordered a transition plan for the recall that includes the option of replacing Colleague pumps covered by a June 2006 consent decree with a replacement pump other than the Colleague model.
Underlying the issue is a Congressional provision that gives airports the option of replacing T.S.A. screeners with private security companies.
But Congress has the option of replacing the tax breaks with other spending cuts or tax increases.
He also vowed to eliminate tollbooths on the Garden State Parkway, but left open the option of replacing them with high-speed E-ZPass readers.
The suburban classification, a sort of super-first class under the law, gives a town the option of replacing its three elected assessors with an appointed one, usually assisted by a paid staff.
Renzi favours the option of simply replacing the PM with a more reform-minded politician from within the party, a handing-over of the reins known in Italy as la staffetta (the relay).
Under the Uruguay Round negotiations, developed countries agreed to convert their NTBs to equivalent tariffs through a process known as "tariffication", while developing countries were given the option of simply replacing their NTBs and unbound tariffs with bound tariffs, known as "ceiling bindings".
"The original sewer has been so badly abused by fat being chucked down the plughole we've had to opt for the time-consuming and disruptive option of replacing many metres of pipe".
The use of these terminologies is firmly entrenched in many systems, and what might seem to be a simple option of replacing these terminologies is not possible.
So there is also the option of considering the replacing approach for the weekday public holidays, but keeping the (simple) additional holiday approach.
