Sentence examples for decision of removing from inspiring English sources

"King's #1 focus around delivering an uninterrupted entertainment experience for our network of loyal players across web, tablet and mobile has unfortunately led to the difficult decision of removing advertising as a core element of King's overall strategy.

The remaining dentin thickness (RDT) is probably the most important factor affecting the decision of removing the fragment instrument, as that contributes to the resistance against root fracture [ 7, 8].

When the song was banned from the US temporary because of the shooting, Lysnkey opined that the decisions of removing the song was based on hypersensitivity and hypocrisy while Impossible Princess, Massive Attack and "New York City Cops" were dropped because the decisions may have created panicky decisions based on fear of outrage.

Chris Keates, general secretary of the union, said: "The extent of the secretary of state's decision to remove the entitlement of children and young people to be taught by a qualified teacher can now be seen.

The City Council voted yesterday to override Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's veto of its decision to remove the landmark status of the Austin, Nichols Warehouse in Williamsburg.

With voting rights under attack because of the Supreme Court's decision to remove federal oversight of voting jurisdictions with a history of abuse, the need for direct democracy is even more germane.

In addition, the filing said a majority of trustees also voted in support of Redstone's decision to remove Abrams, a friend of Redstone's for 50 years, and Dauman.

The crux of the decision to remove her from the country is a collection of contradictory hearsay.

What makes the events surrounding the deportation of Abyan so difficult to follow is that at the crux of the decision to remove her from the country is a collection of contradictory hearsay.

The curators of the show have been sharply critical of the decision to remove the video, which was made by the Smithsonian's top executive, G. Wayne Clough.

Bremer also says he disagrees with Chilcot on the wider merits of invading Iraq, as well as criticism of the decision to remove senior Ba'ath party officials from government posts after the war.