Sentence examples for vowed to replace from inspiring English sources

Before the election Mr Fico vowed to replace it with 22% and 25% rates for higher-income groups and firms.

Rachel and Sam have vowed to replace Gus, named after Gus Poyet, with a new Spurs-inspired mutt.

Republicans disparaged the Fed's money-printing as an ineffective "sugar high"; Mr Romney has vowed to replace Ben Bernanke, the Fed's chairman, when his term ends in 2014.

After the 2000 presidential election, and Florida's hanging chads, states vowed to replace old-style voting machines with new and better technology.

Significantly, the deal leaves Jerry Yang, the Yahoo co-founder and chief executive, whom Mr. Icahn had vowed to replace, at the helm of the company.

Mr. Hatoyama's party has vowed to replace Japan's postwar "construction state" and the jobs it created with something closer to a European-style social welfare system.

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.

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".

From 1938 onwards, as Lyndon rose from congressman to senator to vice-president to president, she fretted about the junkyards and billboards that lined the highways between Texas and Washington, DC, vowing to replace them with bluebonnets and pink morning primroses.

The deputy leader of newly independent South Sudan has issued a veiled warning to the country's western-backed president, Salva Kiir, telling him to stand down and vowing to replace him before or after elections due by 2015.

"Whatever happened to the romance?" She burst into her apartment, aching for her children, who over the course of the interminable afternoon might have died, dashed their heads against the edge of the coffee table she kept vowing to replace, been kidnapped, or forgotten her entirely.