Sentence examples for with a view to replacing from inspiring English sources

The Labour party has said it would reduce the cap on fees to £6,000 a year, with a view to replacing it with a graduate tax.

Moynihan says he was approached by DfE headhunters with a view to replacing Sir Michael Wilshaw as Ofsted chief inspector, but won't be moving.

Now, though, he is conducting an urgent review "with a view to replacing the current IPP regime with a much tougher determinate sentencing framework".

The Daily Mail report Mourinho is 'desperate' to take the United job while the Star say the former Chelsea manager has already held informal talks with a view to replacing Van Gaal.

"Not at all!"Even if Mr Hollande decides to hang on to Mr Ayrault, with a view to replacing him closer to the 2017 presidential election, the odds are that he will still reshuffle the government.

The WFP has been registering displaced people in Otash camp, South Darfur, with a view to replacing the paper vouchers they have been using since 2013 with smart cards.

The corrosion behavior of electrodeposited Zn Ni alloy coatings was studied with a view to replace Zn and Cd coatings.

Building a humongous airport from scratch there, with a view to it replacing Heathrow in the future makes sense to me.

Among its recommendations being put to government, regulators, voluntary organisations and the private sector, are for the "inaccurate" and discredited body mass index – the standard measure used by physicians and health experts to determine weight status (underweight, overweight or within a healthy range) – to be reviewed with a view to being replaced.

In their 2005 election manifesto, the Green party pledged gradually to introduce LVT with a view to it eventually replacing the council tax and the uniform business rate.

The First Amendment guarantee was anticipated as well by the assumption evident in the Declaration of Independence that a people is always entitled to examine and to assess the doings of its governments, all with a view to being able to replace any government deemed upon due consideration to be unsatisfactory.