Sentence examples for the power to replace from inspiring English sources

A new governor would have the power to replace Mr. Lloyd.

Or, if the bondholders had a problem with that, they could choose their own trustee.But the bond contracts do not give Argentina the power to replace the trustee.

The court agreed that the governor had the power to replace Mr. Johnson because it appeared the prosecutor would never seek to impose the death penalty.

The supervisory boards of German companies are equally divided between company management and workers, and have the power to replace top executives.

Mr. Fini, the speaker of the lower house, has recently become emboldened, sensing an opportunity to bring down Mr. Berlusconi, even if he does not have the power to replace him.

The final blow was dealt at the December National Conference, when the party approved an amendment granting Museveni the power to replace Mbabazi as secretary-general with an appointee.

About half of the $195 million figure is the cost of providing power to replace the electrical output that was lost when the plant shut down.

Such a move would be surprising, because it would give the White House more power to replace Rosenstein with someone willing to do Trump's bidding.

The reason I pick on the Jibril-Clinton meeting is because it reminds me of a common phenomenon I ran into during my years as a foreign correspondent: an American eagerness to believe Men In Suits, especially when they want the U.S. to put them in power to replace someone the U.S. doesn't like.

The potential for solar and wind power to replace coal and gas for utility generation globally, experts believe, is a certainty.

The New York State health commissioner should be given sweeping new powers to replace the executives and board members of private hospitals, a group appointed by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo recommended Monday in a report on how to restructure Brooklyn's failing hospitals and health system.