Sentence examples for considering removal from inspiring English sources

The agency is considering removal requests for at least six other dams, many of which have bottled up once-productive salmon rivers in the Pacific north-west.

For all possible decommissioning options, Bernstein et al. (2010) developed a tree by considering removal or partial removal, which only covers a small part of the potential options.

This paper presents a method for water network design considering removal ratio of treatment process as a parameter based on biochemical treatment model.

Geochemical simulations of the one-dimensional transport of the Pb2+, considering removal processes including: ion-exchange, adsorption and complexation; the concomitant release of exchangeable cations (Ca2 +, Mg2 +, Na+, and K+) and the changes in pH were subsequently performed using the geochemical model PHREEQC.

Several newspapers complained that Weinman's monogram was too prominent on the obverse; according to The New York Times, the Treasury was considering removal.

User fees (out-of-pocket) at point of care may not significantly reduce access to facility services, however, countries considering removal of user fees should provide alternative sustainable sources of funding for human resource and infrastructural needs that depend on user fees [ 41].

Not unless you consider removal to Paris, marriage to a French aristocrat and Charles Boyer for a chauffeur with extracurricular duties to constitute harsh and undue suffering.

Officers will also be told that they should consider removal of younger sisters in a household where there are concerns that an older girl is at risk of FGM, because the younger siblings will also need protection.

"The best place for the child was not a homeless shelter," Kathleen Walsh, a spokeswoman, said yesterday, adding that a caseworker had interviewed the family several times between July 15 and July 25, but did not consider removal of the children the answer.

#gamergaters consider removal of their trolling comments "censorship".

However, in this process we have not considered removal of stop-words, because key phrases extracted using proposed morpho-syntactic patterns contained such part-of-speech classes as prepositions or conjunctions (see the Table 3).