Sentence examples for decommission of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "decommission of" is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to refer to the process of taking something out of service or shutting it down, often in a formal or official context. Here is an example sentence: The company announced the decommission of their old manufacturing plant due to its outdated equipment and high maintenance costs.
"The decommission of Big Brother earlier this year has been the catalyst for a process of creative renewal right across Channel 4," he said.
And it is far from clear that a full accounting from commissioning to decommission of plants, including recycling of waste, proves that nuclear is a cheap fuel source, even if it is accepted that it is a clean one.
Damage may be fixed through traditional bolted or bonded repair methods, but such repair requires temporary decommission of a part, collection of repair materials, and employee time and effort to enact the repair.
After the decommission of the Interurban line, Harrisburg opened the Harrisburg-Dorrisville Bus Co., which was a private predecessor bus company to the current Rides Mass Transit District which was opened in 1980.
Whether the issue is the latest escape of the legendary Chapo Guzman, the decommission of tons of marijuana or the recent discovery of the Mexican government's collusion in the dirty business of drugs, when we hear about narco trafficking, we are hearing the same lines, which have lost track of the complexity of this activity and its widening reach.
Part of the issue is the proposed decommissioning of an aircraft carrier called the Ark Royal.
The neighborhood's decline was hastened by the decommissioning of the shipyard in the 1970s.
Still on the negotiating agenda are the issues of demobilisation and decommissioning of weapons.
But what if the culture militated towards a decommissioning of poets' special (sacrificial) status.
Under the Northern Ireland peace settlement, full "decommissioning" of guerrilla arms is to take place by June.
"I hope the I.R.A. will begin the actual decommissioning of weapons immediately," Senator Kennedy said.
