Sentence examples for will be substituted for from inspiring English sources

In this case, the judgment of the executive will be substituted for that of the heavens.

Two-year notes, which the Treasury sells every month, will be substituted for a 20-year issue.

Otherwise one problem will be substituted for another, and the sanitary pad revolution will be as false as every advert for feminine hygiene products, all unrealistic white trousers and stupid blue goo.

The current account deficit will shrink as a result of stronger exports from the manufacturing and service sectors, the boost provided to the tourism industry, and because cheaper domestic goods and services will be substituted for more expensive imports.

It discusses the draft Council Regulation that sets out how the euro will be substituted for the national currencies of the participating Member States over a maximum period of three-and-one-half years commencing on January 1 , 1999

Cleaner energies will be substituted for coal (or, possibly, practical carbon-sequestration technologies will emerge), there will be more investment in public transportation, and, in 2016, according to officials, China will introduce a national cap-and-trade system for carbon emissions.

Mrs. Barbarossa is ill today so I will be substituting for her.

In the meantime, Mr. Rudd will be crashing the role originally played by Jack Lemmon in a reading of the script for the 1960 Billy Wilder comedy "The Apartment," alongside Emma Stone, who'll be substituting for that film's original co-star, Shirley MacLaine.

But, in the interest of keeping drugs off this blog, here's the Ghostbusters song: A Change in Your Scheduled Programming As Deb mentioned in yesterday's blog post, I'll be substituting for her (or filling in, in crossword parlance) while she takes a well-earned vacation.

Cutting the program will save the department some $120,000 a year, and the conjugal visits will be substituted by more time for family visits and "seminar days" to be tailored around inmates' preferences.

Although they are transliterations of Western psychological concepts, the Burmese or Karen terms will be substituted with the English proxies for ease of comprehension throughout this paper.