Examples of using For a replacement in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Looking for a replacement.
And if so, should we be interviewing for a replacement?
No need for a replacement.
Earlier this year,the three member panel had begun a search for a replacement chief.
We can call for a replacement.
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The situation is that I lost an employee, and I'm interviewing for a replacement.
She's looking for a replacement.
Yesterday's train was scrapped andpassengers had to wait half an hour for a replacement.
Are you looking for a replacement?
Please follow these steps to check if your AC adapter's DC-in plugis affected and qualifies for a replacement.
She didn't wait for a replacement?
Porsche was looking for a replacement for their entry-level 912, and Volkswagen wanted a new range-topping sports coupe to replace the Karmann Ghia.
I'm interviewing for a replacement.
No need for a replacement engine.
Stu said he will advertise for a replacement.
The quest for a replacement began.
So, as I was saying,it's a little bit soon to be looking for a replacement for Leslie.
When to go for a replacement rather than repair?
You're interviewing for a replacement?
Bertie Mee's Arsenal were looking for a replacement for Joe Baker, and paid £50,000 plus Tommy Baldwin in 1966 to bring him to Highbury.
What would we pay for a replacement?
The Luftwaffe is working with Airbus to define requirements for a replacement of the Tornado, called FCAS(Future Combat Air System) in the 2035 timeframe, under the Next-Generation Weapon System(NGWS) future fighter programme.
She is searching for a replacement.
David asks for a replacement.
Why don't you call for a replacement?
Do you have a suggestion for a replacement for the milk powder?
Nearly had to call for a replacement.
According to a recent report and motivated by the need for a replacement of existing UV light sources, the total market could reach $250M in 2015.
In 1968 GM Hydra-Matic issued a request for proposals for a replacement for hard-wired relay systems based on a white paper written by engineer Edward R. Clark.