Sentence examples for failure of spent from inspiring English sources

A basic model was developed to simulate the time to failure of spent TRISO fuel in a repository environment.

TRISO-coated particles based on AGR-1 design were used to achieve a target burnup larger than 100 GWd/t-HM without any failure of spent fuel.

It can be concluded that a better understanding of the corrosion rates of the OPyC and SiC layers, along with increasing the quality control of the OPyC and SiC layer thicknesses, can significantly reduce uncertainty in estimates of the time to failure of spent TRISO fuel in a repository environment.

Most of the organizations in the process of applying this technology encounter with challenges and may have failure despite of spending a lot of energy and huge investments.

Congressional officials raised particular concerns about the safety of a second BP oil platform in the Gulf of Mexico and about regulators' failure to spend millions of dollars approved for oil spill research, among other issues, according to e-mails between Congressional officials and regulators at the Minerals Management Service, as the agency was then known.

The already hard-pressed Ministry of Justice is cutting a further £250m, and local government is to lose £200m as a result of a failure to spend an equivalent sum last year provided by the Department of Health for public health, now a local government responsibility.

"As a result of the board's failure to spend 'whatever principal and income of the Charles M. Bair Family Trust that is necessary to improve and maintain the museum,' the museum never received a fair opportunity to succeed; the museum was destined for failure rather than success," the court wrote in its opinion, quoting the trust document.

John Bercow, the Speaker of the House of Commons, has warned that a failure to spend "not inconsequential" sums of public money on refurbishment could lead to parliament abandoning the site of the palace of Westminster.

They blame Lowe and his board for relegation, particularly after the ill-fated appointments of Paul Sturrock and Steve Wigley and the failure to spend more on players.

To take an example: Ken Rogoff and I differ seriously on the relative risks of public debt and failure to spend on job creation.

Mr Ashdown got under Mr Blair's skin on occasion in the Commons during the summer with his criticisms of the government's failure to spend more on education and health.