Examples of using Would replace in English and their translations into Japanese
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The Symphony of the Seas would replace the Legend of the Seas as the line's 25th cruise ship.
That"other body" would replace the Cabinet for purpose of this Section.
Basically, a fuel tank and an external reformer unit would replace the pressurized hydrogen tank.
When fully implemented, the convention would replace the NPT.
This code doesn't conform to the SSA principle, so the compiler would replace it with something like this.
For instance, the user could type DIR and the escape key, at which point TENEX would replace DIR with the full command.
This was certainly the case for bitcoin and the debate about whether the world's first cryptocurrency would replace all global currencies.
Once it crashed, the private redemption event(RV) would begin and the QFS would replace the old financial system.
A proposed 8-MW OTEC plant, backed up by a 2-MW gas turbine, would replace an existing 15-MW gas turbine power plant.
If there is a super-modern 50-barge fleet they could buy that would replace their existing oldest 50 barges, they would do that.
The two firms issued a request for proposals to banks last month and are now in preliminary discussions for a self-arranged loan with a maturity of more than 10 years which would replace the existing bridge borrowing, said the sources.
As the site owner, you would purchase privacy from the domain registrar who in turn would replace your info in the WHOIS with information for a forwarding service to main your privacy and anonymity.
These would replace DSB's troubled AnsaldoBreda IC4 DMUs which are all due to be phased out from 2024 and the older ABB-built IC3 units which are to be retired by 2027.
Arturo Valenzuela, the US State Department's top official for Latin America, said that the new organization"should not be an effort that would replace the OAS".
It could also be the forerunner of an East Asia-wide collective security treaty that would replace the dangerous and volatile balance of power politics that simply promotes an uncontrollable arms race.
Arturo Valenzuela, the US state department's top official for Latin America, said that the new organisation“should not be an effort that would replace the OAS[Organisation of American States]”.
His proposal would replace private health insurance with a government-run plan that covers primary care, hospital stays and prescription drugs for all Americans, dramatically changing America's $3.5 trillion health-care industry.
It is not even clear what kind of currency would replace the euro in Greece, whether it would be the drachma again or something else.
It would replace existing aid and development structures and would exist alongside an overhauled market based economy that can continue to supply non essential goods.
Although capital would replace firepower as a weapon of choice, and market penetration would play the role that bases and garrisons had in earlier generations, the driving force of international relations would be conflict rather than trade.