Sentence examples for decommissioning them from inspiring English sources

We need to look at the bigger picture of uranium mining, transportation, refining, enrichment, building nuclear power plants and decommissioning them.

Normally, NGLY1 produces an enzyme that plays a crucial role in recycling cellular waste, by removing sugar molecules from damaged proteins, effectively decommissioning them.

In the next 30 years decommissioning them will cost £31 billion, predict Deloitte and Douglas-Westwood, both consulting firms.Current concerns centre on how to plan for that.

After the nuclear accident at Fukushima in Japan in 2011, the German government decided that all nuclear plants in the country must close by 2022, bringing forward the huge costs of decommissioning them.

An estimated 45,000 kilometres of pipes and cables span Scottish waters, pumping oil from rigs to the mainland; decommissioning them will cost around £10 billion between 2013 and 2022, according to Oil and Gas UK, a trade body.

The reactors would cost $1.8 billion to $2.7 billion for the county to buy through condemnation, the report said, and Westchester would then face the expense of decommissioning them.

"It would be nice if publishers voluntarily released the source code to server-based games when they decommission them," Nicoll continues.

Contractors not only run the sites, but also decommission them, clean them up and secure nuclear materials.

They didn't inspect leaky second world war-era tanks and shrugged off plans to decommission them, the agent said.

The owners of nearly half the nuclear power reactors in the United States are not reserving enough money to decommission them on retirement, according to Congressional auditors, who also say the Nuclear Regulatory Commission is not tracking the money carefully.

CH2M Hill, where Mr. Card was a director and senior vice president, has a $2.2 billion contract to manage radioactive waste storage tanks at Hanford and decommission them as the waste is processed.