Sentence examples for things substituted from inspiring English sources

The court has struck down Mr. Bush's school-voucher program, one of his proudest achievements; a law that limited death row inmates' appeals; a voter-approved initiative on the death penalty that, among other things, substituted lethal injection for the electric chair; and a law requiring parental notification for girls seeking abortions.

Wyclif's last formulation of the theory of difference and his theory of universals and predication are linked together, and rest upon a sort of componential analysis where things substitute for lexemes and ontological properties substitute for semantic features.

Among the many things substitute teachers should be taught are lockdown procedures, according to Rogers, who notes that substitute teachers were working at schools on the Fort Hood base during the 2009 shooting.

Meanwhile we will spend lots of money on things of limited use while not doing things like substituting gas for coal, and nuclear, than can have a big effect now.

Noah Baumbach's spot-on comedy is partly about parenthood, but it's really concerned with the things we substitute in when kids aren't around: be it a job, your art or a protégé.

For some reporters, narrating the optics of a thing can substitute for covering the thing itself.

Among other things, plasticisers were substituted for palm oil as clouding agents in drinks.

From the standpoint of a child's health, it is often a good thing to substitute S-chip for private coverage.

Then you state, "From the standpoint of a child's health, it is often a good thing to substitute S-chip for private coverage".

The following recipe requires some fresh produce too, but nothing exotic, and all things can be easily substituted if necessary.

Two of the litters tested do not clump; you scoop only the solids, for which I substituted stinky things like sardines and garlic paste.