Sentence examples for may remove from from inspiring English sources

Pope Benedict confirmed this to me by stating: 'Canon Law does not make provision for a process regarding bishops, whom the Successor of Peter nominates and may remove from Office'".

"Waiting 10 years to decide is itself a decision which may remove from the table certain options for stabilizing concentrations later," said Dr. Michael Oppenheimer, a professor of geosciences at Princeton.

By Lemma 25, we have that, which implies that we may remove from the maximum.

Indeed, it can be proved that if D E) is smaller than some positive (delta ) depending only on n one may remove from E a small critical set, whose measure is controlled by D E), such that outside this critical set a Poincaré inequality holds true with a constant depending only on n.

(Perhaps that's why reports surfaced in mid-November that the Obama administration may remove Sallie Mae from federal loan-servicing).

Meanwhile, New York University School of Law may remove asbestos from several buildings on West Third Street between Thompson and Sullivan Streets in preparation for demolition, the judge ruled.

Martha's still alive, she just may remove herself from the day-to-day business to concentrate on the big picture".

Killing Mr. Kony may remove him from the battlefield but it will not cure the conditions that have allowed him to thrive for so long.

For example, we may remove outliers from the collected measurements.

Instead, Google may remove apps from the store when problems are brought to its attention.

Then, if they strongly disagree with the decisions, which are more transparent than in commercial companies, they may remove themselves from the consumer pool and switch providers.