Sentence examples for after decommissioning from inspiring English sources

Rocky Flats, after decommissioning and a cleanup effort, has been declared a wildlife refuge.

In that case it took four years for disarmament to be completed after decommissioning mediators first verified that the IRA had put some arms beyond use.

It also shows how crucial it is to assess the environmental impact before anything is built, during operation, and even after decommissioning.

In the first two years after decommissioning the median road sediment production was zero kg m−2, as the furrows created by ripping trapped nearly all of the eroded sediment.

The pressure channel design and multi-modular approach eliminates engineering challenges associated with large pressure vessels, and the subcriticality of the modules ensures inherent safety during construction, transportation, and after decommissioning.

A new class of carriers, the Gerald R. Ford class, is being constructed to replace previous vessels after decommissioning.

After her decommissioning Cumming was appointed a Companion of the Order of the Bath, served aboard HMS Victory and Duke of Wellington and in the Packet Service.

It will be up to Mr Mitchell to cut the Gordian knot on decommissioning after Prime Minister Tony Blair and his Irish counterpart Bertie Ahern failed to get the Ulster Unionists on board despite marathon negotiations last week.

Since its base is expensive and scarce vanadium, it is desirable to return this material into fusion power engineering after the reactor decommissioning.

Formerly a power station, it was converted into an arts centre in 2000, and has retained both its industrial feel and the graffiti daubed on it after decommission.

It is unclear how many warheads the United States would actually destroy after it decommissions roughly 4,000 of the weapons it now has.