Sentence examples for decommissioned at from inspiring English sources

The steaks, he said, came from organic dairy cows that had been decommissioned at about 40 months — most beef cattle are slaughtered by 24 months for taste and food safety reasons.

This would mean that the existing Mox plant at Sellafield, which was designed to supply more than 1,000 tons of Mox over 10 years, is likely to produce a tiny fraction of this before it is due to be decommissioned, at enormous cost to the British taxpayer.

The PFR is among areas of the Caithness nuclear power site being decommissioned at a cost of millions of pounds.

They do, however, have particular requirements with regard to the materials that they are made from, how they can be operated, and how they are decommissioned at their end of life.

Many older plants have proved unprofitable, and some are being decommissioned at considerable expense, leaving in their wake contaminated buildings and piles of spent fuel all lit up with no place to go.

In response to the news that two dogs that had guarded Prince William had been put down, the Dogs Trust charity said: "Dogs are not pieces of disposable kit that can be decommissioned at the end of their 'useful' military life.

The CIT Mainframe will be decommissioned beginning at 2 00 PM on Friday, June 29.

"You can get decommissioned smartphones at low cost because used phones are inexpensive and no one else wants them," Wentzlaff said.

Even so, it was supposed to be decommissioned this year, at the same time that the new plant was to come on line.

For example, the decommissioned Runway 4 at East Hampton Airport was not his first choice of venue a year ago, when he and the festival co-founder, Bill Collage, started planning the event.

The feature was actually decommissioned on April 15th, at which point the apps that offered TestDrive would no longer have the option available.