Sentence examples for concerning removal of from inspiring English sources

Part II: attitudes concerning removal of the maxillary second premolar, rather than the maxillary first premolar, according to the scenario described above and attitudes towards the use of anchorage devices.

However, until now, studies concerning removal of heavy metals COD, NH3-N as well as colour from semi-aerobic stabilized landfill leachate using ion exchange resin in the main treatment process remain limited and not well documented.

Though the designation standards are stipulated in the Law on Special Measures Concerning the Handling of Radioactive Pollution, which came into force in August 2011, there are no rules concerning the removal of the designation.

What are the obligations of the owner of the tree concerning the removal of the branches?

Concerning the removal of macroparticles, methods using magnetic filters, magnetic forces, and shield plates are discussed.

The Metropolitan Correctional Center has extremely strict rules concerning the removal of handcuffs from prisoners in 10 South, where inmates are moved between cells with their hands cuffed behind their back.

"Shall there be an amendment to the Colorado constitution concerning the removal of the exception to the prohibition of slavery and involuntary servitude when used as a punishment for persons duly convicted of a crime?" Amendment T read.

Mnuchin tried to quash those reports later Saturday by posting on Twitter — in Trump's words — that there were not discussions concerning the removal of the Fed chief and that the president would not seek to do so.

A study was made concerning the removal of copper II) ions from model and galvanic waste solutions using a new sorption material consisting of lignin in combination with an inorganic oxide system.

The hypothesis concerning the removal of the "lichen barrier effect" by heavy reindeer grazing which leads to increased success for birch seeds to germinate and sprout is therefore considered to be valid.

On a ballot full of odd and confusing measures, I couldn't untangle the language of Amendment T: "Shall there be an amendment to the Colorado constitution concerning the removal of the exception to the prohibition of slavery and involuntary servitude when used as punishment for persons duly convicted of a crime?" Does yes mean yes, or does yes mean no?