Sentence examples for To be remediated from inspiring English sources

And as a former industrial site, it would have to be remediated, though no one knew to what extent.

She, along with dozens of business owners (many still operating, but unable to obtain loans, expand or sell their properties), is still waiting for her property to be remediated.

On Selleck Street the derelict Global Meat-Slicing Mandine and Plating Company, vacant for 20 years, is being demolished and its five-acre lot is to be remediated by Mathew Kenny, head of Global Development Enterprises L.L.C. "We are looking for anchor tenants for a 55,000-square-foot building that could accommodate offices and research and development companies," he said.

"When you have 75 percent of the youngsters graduating high schools who are going to two-year colleges needing to be remediated," Dr. Tisch said at the forum, "are you kidding me?" For Mr. Bloomberg, who has sought to build his legacy on education, her criticism or comments — what they are depends on whom you ask — have become a nagging headache.

There are offices, business parks springing up and land to be remediated to encourage private investment.

Where forage crops were lost, fields appeared to be remediated quickly and successfully.

Buildings with high radon levels can be remediated to reduce exposure to people living and working in them.

These data help us to identify important contributors to death that may be remediated through quality assurance and control programs.

And how might a site be remediated to maximum effect and at minimum cost?

In schools, inadequate ventilation, use of toxic pesticides and cleaners, offgassing from building materials and furnishings, and poor maintenance should be remediated to avoid increases in asthma, allergies, and other respiratory diseases.

"You have to finish being remediated, on most campuses, before you're allowed to earn credit for college-level work," he said.