Sentence examples for decommissioned as from inspiring English sources

Others say the system will suffer the same fate as a previous limited one, deployed in North Dakota in 1975 and decommissioned as soon as it was introduced.

This highway was decommissioned as well in 1939.

If we called all sugar "sugar," this particular brand of deception would be decommissioned, as well it should be.

In 2004 Johnston Atoll was decommissioned as a military installation, and it was named a U.S. National Wildlife Refuge.

Decommissioned as a dumper when the ban was put in place, the North River now carts sludge from control plants to any of eight digesting centers that are spread throughout New York.

Having been in use throughout most of the 20th century, not only as a fire station but also as council offices and a coroner's court, it was decommissioned as a public building in 1986.

British Energy is not the only entry point for would-be providers of nuclear power the government plans to sell land it owns around older, decommissioned reactors as well.

The hearings could also allow Northern Irish MPs to ask security officials and ministers if all of the Libyan-supplied arms were decommissioned a decade ago as part of moves to run down the IRA as a military force.

The girl said the so-called dark room, supposedly long since decommissioned, had been used as recently as four weeks before her release.

The Longview Kelso branch of PSH 12 was replaced by SR 832 during the 1964 highway renumbering and existed until US 830 was decommissioned in 1967, as SR 432 was established as an auxiliary route of SR 4 before the highway system was codified in 1970.

The remainder of the Boonton Branch was steadily decommissioned through 1963, as the New Jersey Department of Transportation requested the Boonton Branch's alignment through Paterson as part of Interstate 80 and New Jersey Route 21 through Passaic near BE Drawbridge and the Passaic Park station.