Sentence examples for calling for decommissioning from inspiring English sources

Governor McGreevey is calling for decommissioning the Oyster Creek nuclear plant in Lacey Township after its operating license expires in 2009.

Riverkeeper and state Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky, both stalwart opponents, were quick to point out how many local politicians across the party spectrum were calling for decommissioning.

But neither has called for decommissioning.

Westchester legislators are considering two resolutions about Indian Point, including one that calls for decommissioning it and, if possible, converting it to natural gas or alternative-fuel operation.

The plan calls for decommissioning the reactor once those studies are complete, but sets no date.

He calls for decommissioning and greater co-operation between Britain and Ireland and receives a standing ovation for a speech that revealed his previously hidden Irish roots.

"I think lots of people have looked at the spent fuel pools and said, 'How can we make it safer?' " said Marilyn Elie, a member of the Westchester chapter of the Citizens Awareness Network, which is calling for the decommissioning of Indian Point.

Derek Mackay, the Scottish government's finance secretary, had also written to the chancellor calling for "action to improve decommissioning tax relief, ensuring that the right assets are in the right hands".

On Tuesday, 15 towns voted to call for the decommissioning of Vermont Yankee and for the state to explore alternative energy.

One important part of the agreement calls for the decommissioning of the military wing of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, which reportedly has 11,000 fighters.

Aside from a handful of state senators and assemblymen, New Jersey officials have been hesitant to call for the decommissioning of Oyster Creek.