Sentence examples for which would substitute from inspiring English sources

And the civilian nuclear power industry is unenthusiastic about the product, which would substitute for the uranium they ordinarily use.

lending in principle as a temporary lending, and not as a permanent lending, which would substitute the possibilities of the private capital markets".

He joined King David II in proposing a treaty (1363 64) with England, which would substitute for Robert the Stewart (afterward Robert II) an English prince as heir to the Scottish throne.

In, Vietnam Airlines started offering business class services and in 1999, the airline launched its frequent-flyer program, Golden Lotus Plus; During 1996, Vietnam Airlines looked for aircraft which would substitute the A320s wet-leased from Air France when the deal was over.

As potential therapeutic methods for ADPKD are extensively tested in clinical trials [ 2- 5], there is need for tools which enable early diagnosis and monitoring of therapy, especially non-invasive tests which would substitute kidney biopsy.

Much more of the resource implication debate articulated by senior staff in the organisation centred on the degree to which nurse consultants would substitute for doctors and how to judge the cost consequences.

The performance evaluation is done in a hypothetical WiMAX scenario in which an FBMC system would substitute OFDM maintaining as much physical layer compatibility as possible.

The changes proposed by Mr. Lind would substitute one electoral in equity for the current one, which is winner-take-all in most states.

I would substitute "distrust" for "dislike".

My classmates would substitute the word "gay" for my name.

Such a trust, which would operate as a will substitute in this context, determines who will receive property when the trust creator dies.