Sentence examples for immediately disposed from inspiring English sources

He said Mr. Balawi had felt under "huge pressure" after his arrest, had immediately "disposed" of his computer, stopped using e-mail and disappeared altogether shortly afterward.

Peter J. Denning, a professor of computer science at George Mason University, said In boxes have reached the point where 90percentt of the incoming mail is immediately disposed of.

Giles maintained, however, that "the organic fetal body is not to be called a pig, a bear, or a monkey, but something immediately disposed to becoming man" (Hewson 1975, 100).

It was reported that Government of Singapore Investment Corp., the Singapore sovereign wealth fund which was one of the principal shareholders, immediately disposed of its 2 percent stake on the first hint of scandal.

Gay Bishops and their partners must immediately dispose of all Erasure and Pet Shop Boys CDs and replace them with Katherine Jenkins and Michael Buble.

Instructions on the pouch advise, unsentimentally, "Immediately dispose of any Soylent that you suspect to be rancid".

If you have to use a gun on a youth, you should leave the scene immediately, disposing of the wiped off gun as soon as possible.

Instead of using poison, organic gardeners pull up the vines and roots (wearing gloves, of course), and immediately dispose of them in garbage bags headed for the landfill.

All customers who purchased the counterfeit products have been proactively contacted by Groupon notifying them of the recall and have been advised to discontinue use immediately, dispose or return the goods, and seek professional medical advice if they have concerns about their health".

For example, payment processor First Data and security software firm RSA Security have developed a product called TransArmor that allows merchants to get authorization for a credit card number and then immediately dispose of the card number, replacing it with a token.

However, this irrevocable realization does not immediately dispose of the TOL, which can be reconceptualized in at least two distinct ways.