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Under the agreement, all paramilitary weapons are supposed to be decommissioned by May next year.

General John de Chastelain, chairman of the international commission on decommissioning, quickly rowed in, affirming that it was still possible for all paramilitary arms to be decommissioned by May next year, the aspirational end date in the agreement.

According to the defence select committee, the UK already has a "woefully low" number of vessels available and uncertainty remains over plans to replace ageing frigates that are due to be decommissioned by 2035.

Twenty-seven oilshore oil and gas platforms in southern California will be decommissioned by 2030 as the platforms will reach the end of their useful production lifetimes (Henrion et al. 2015).

The lighthouse was decommissioned by the Coast Guard in 1949.

Appropriately enough, the Frying Pan spent three years underwater after it was decommissioned by the Coast Guard — it sank in Chesapeake Bay.

One group that is not giving them much support is the local chapter of the N.A.A.C.P., whose leadership has been decommissioned by superiors in a longstanding feud.

The Howard League for Penal Reform reports that more than 100 places in secure children's homes have been decommissioned by the YJB over the past decade.

The change in focus has been devastating for the Haven in Coventry, a charity which has run the city's women's refuges for 43 years, but is fighting for survival after its service was decommissioned by the council in favour of self-contained accommodation units and new accommodation for male victims.

Jumbo was decommissioned by Anglian Water in 1987.

All were decommissioned by the mid 60s, sealed up (and sometimes flooded), and left to rot.