Sentence examples for from decommissioning from inspiring English sources

The system concerned in the modelling of SFL is leaching water from decommissioning waste in concrete.

The first move away from decommissioning as a precondition for negotiations was made by the Blair government after its election, swiftly followed by the IRA's 1997 ceasefire.The IRA's announcement revived hopes which seemed to be dying.

Those plants and some others are probably decades from decommissioning, because they are next to plants that are still operating and their owners have decided not to act until all plants at a site have been retired.

The analytical results show a higher mobility of plutonium in bio-shielding concrete, which means attention should be paid to the treatment and disposal of nuclear waste from decommissioning.

The EAC cites a study by Oxera, an economics consultancy, which estimated that at least £1.6 billion ($2.9 billion) of public money might be needed to ensure 8GW of new investment and replace the losses from decommissioning old reactors.The costs of nuclear power extend far beyond a reactor's operating life, too.

In June, British Energy, owner of eight of Britain's plants and part of the Three Mile Island plant in Pennsylvania, said it would take a $7 billion write-down for the 2002 fiscal year, mainly to cover costs from decommissioning its older nuclear plants.

Though some argue oil companies should fork out for decommissioning from their copious profits, Britain's remaining fields are pricey to develop and compete for investment with richer reserves elsewhere.

The sceptical see the IRA's latest move as a final escape from the decommissioning demand, rather than as a triumph for British firmness.The truth may be that this was a draw, rather than a triumph for anyone.

If, in our view, a genuine and meaningful response is forthcoming to Monday's statement from the Independent International Commission on Decommissioning the way will then be clear for the establishment of the political Institutions envisaged in the Belfast Agreement.

As Comey revealed, Clinton used not one, but "several" email servers at her New York home during her tenure at the State Department from January 2009 to February 2013, "decommissioning" and replacing one after another.

The attention of fund-managers and policy-makers is only now turning towards development of mechanisms for decommissioning, disinvesting or redeploying resources from currently funded interventions.