Sentence examples for under the replacement from inspiring English sources

In the United States, the birth rate has fallen steadily since the baby boom, from 3.6 births per woman in 1960 to 2.0 today, or just under the replacement level, at which a population replaces itself from one generation to the next.

After the departure of Mike D'Antoni, the Knicks won their first three games under the replacement coach, Mike Woodson.

Argentina has moved from the devil-may-care, all-out attacking under Maradona two months ago to what Del Bosque sees as a more considered approach under the replacement coach, Sergio Batista.

When Fresh Kills was closed last year, the administration of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said that under the replacement plan each of New York's five boroughs would be self-sufficient in trash disposal so that no borough would become a dumping ground, as Staten Island was for nearly half a century.

The education minister said there is "no hiding place" under the replacement for the controversial school banding.

Siilo's toolkit assessment was finalized at the end of Febuary 2018, and is valid for a year — so will be up for re-assessment under the replacement system (which was introduced this April) in Q1 2019.

In addition, they are scoffing at the Dell Holiday Card the company offered as an under-the-tree replacement for missing PCs.

∀ n ≥ n 0. If a fixed point of z ≠ 0 then (2.39 - 2.41) hold in closed forms under the replacements ∥ x n ∥ → ∥ x n − z ∥, ∀ n ≥ n 0 and ∥ x 0 ∥ → ∥ x 0 − z ∥. (4) Note that in the case that ρ ∗ = 1, the limit self-mapping T ˆ ( 0, μ ∗ ) is only guaranteed to be non-expansive.

A survey in January of nearly 900 mainly secondary headteachers and senior leaders by the Association of School and College Leaders confirms that more than 38% of respondents made redundancies in the previous 12 months, with even more staff losses hidden by the under-the-radar non-replacement of teaching (70%) and support roles (80%).

According to some estimates, it may drop to 1.0, well under half the replacement rate of 2.14.

The abolition of housing benefit for under-21s, a new "living wage" that won't apply to under-25s, and the replacement of university maintenance grants with maintenance loans all showed that Osborne felt he could target young people without any significant consequences.