Sentence examples for decommissioning decision from inspiring English sources

There have been reports that the IRA army convention will meet to ratify a decommissioning decision, under cover of a Sinn Fein Irish language conference in Co Meath in the Irish Republic today.

With these perimeters in place, California's Rigs to Reefs program has the potential to be a viable option when making a decommissioning decision.

But he also praised the republican leadership of Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness, saying that the IRA's decision to begin decommissioning its guns marked a moment of "fundamental significance" for the peace process in Northern Ireland and far beyond.

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Day centres are found to be closing not in response to commissioning decisions by individual budget-holders but because of decommissioning by local authorities, minimising the scope for individuals to express a preference for this type of care.

The conclusions provide insights to decision makers, regulators, implementers and stakeholders involved in nuclear site decommissioning so that they can achieve sustainable remediation of nuclear sites, now and in the future.

Mr Rodríguez, now a law professor, denies taking the decision to decommission the missiles.

There were hopes this week that the IRA's decision to decommission some of its weapons may have signalled the end of the conflict.

"Drama on BBC Radio 4 is in rude health," wrote the station's controller Mark Damazer on his blog last month as he sought to reassure listeners over his contentious decision to decommission the Friday Play.

The IRA's decision to decommission some of its guns, bombs and bullets convinced almost four-fifths of the UUP's 110-strong policy-making executive, which met on Saturday, to back a return to Stormont.