Sentence examples for vows to replace from inspiring English sources

It donated a garbage truck and vows to replace the roof on Palmarejo's church.

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

Iran has vowed to replace the older machines with models that are faster and more efficient.

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".

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.

Col. Carson J. Dunbar has reiterated his desire to stay on as superintendent of the New Jersey State Police, even though Governor-elect James E. McGreevey has vowed to replace him.

Investigators have yet to determine whether it was suicide or murder, but Férnandez has publicly blamed rogue agents from the spy agency, which she has vowed to replace.