Sentence examples for decommissioning it from inspiring English sources

Westchester legislators are considering two resolutions about Indian Point, including one that calls for decommissioning it and, if possible, converting it to natural gas or alternative-fuel operation.

Closing the facility would draw protests from researchers, and decommissioning it could cost nearly $200 million.

If the IRA gets on with decommissioning, it would restore to Mr Trimble some of the credibility that he has lost over the past week.

As a metaphor for the country the Tories had redefined over the 30 years since decommissioning, it was a satirist's dream.

Unsure how to get it across UK borders, she eventually found an expert to decommission it.

"We did everything we were supposed to do and we still ended up with a problem," he said, adding that because by law a tank may be repaired only once, the building ultimately had to decommission it and install a new tank in the basement.

A so-called, retail version (or RTM: Released To Marketing) is more expensive but you can decommission it on one motherboard and put it on another motherboard.

Although the IRA subsequently destroyed some of its weapons, it resisted decommissioning its entire armoury, hampering implementation of key parts of the peace agreement.

Euroclear, for example, will start decommissioning its telex system in 2010 when it introduces new software.

Southern California Edison announced June 7 it will decommission its San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) after a tremor in 2011 led to the release of radioactive steam from the plant, 45 miles south of San Diego.

Southern California Edison announced June 7 it will decommission its San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) after a tremor in 2011 led to the release of radioactive steam from the plant, about 50 miles north of San Diego.