Sentence examples for vow to replace from inspiring English sources
On stop-and-frisk, Mr. de Blasio argues his platform — support for two City Council bills, one banning racial profiling, the other creating an inspector general in the Police Department, combined with his vow to replace Raymond Kelly as commissioner — amounts to a stronger set of reforms than his rivals have espoused.
The bullying has taken many forms – calls for an audit of the Fed, threats of "ugly treatment", a plank in the Republican party platform for a study on a return to the gold standard, and Romney's vow to replace Bernanke if elected.
Congressional Republicans are setting up their own, self-imposed deadline to make good on their vow to replace the Affordable Care Act.
But GOP lawmakers have been promising Obamacare repeal for more than seven years, President Donald Trump is eager to fulfill his campaign promise to undo the law (if not his vow to replace it with "something terrific") and the House has already advanced its own bill.
Adam Clymer (NYT) THE GREENS A VOW TO REPLACE GREENSPAN Ralph Nader, the Green Party presidential nominee, said that if he is elected president he would not reappoint Alan Greenspan to a fifth term as Federal Reserve chairman but instead would "re-educate" him.
Rachel and Sam have vowed to replace Gus, named after Gus Poyet, with a new Spurs-inspired mutt.
Before the election Mr Fico vowed to replace it with 22% and 25% rates for higher-income groups and firms.
Mr Farage has joined the Prime Minister in vowing to replace the Human Rights Act with a British bill and also wants to withdraw from the European Court of Human Rights.
After the 2000 presidential election, and Florida's hanging chads, states vowed to replace old-style voting machines with new and better technology.
To pave the way for his antimissile program, Mr. Bush all but declared the Antiballistic Missile Treaty of 1972 to be dead, vowing to replace it with a new "framework".
Afterward Mayor Giuliani wished the Grammys back to Los Angeles, never to return during his administration, and vowed to "replace the prestige of the Grammys".
