Sentence examples for measures for removing from inspiring English sources

Last year, a dispute over how and when Confederate symbols should be displayed on federal property grew out of measures for removing and preserving such symbols, and effectively shut down the appropriations process.

The state Constitution has measures for removing a mentally unstable governor, but that's not likely to happen in this case, observers said.

These variations between the districts implicitly confirm that measures for removing financial barriers are not always sufficient to ensure strong attendance at healthcare services.

Using the regression weights derived from the HC participants, amyloid and SNP measures were preadjusted for removing the effects of the baseline age, gender, education and handedness.

In addition, this has to be accompanied by other tobacco control measures, for example, removing financial barriers to nicotine replacement therapy and other smoking cessation services, and by implementing school-based smoking prevention programmes already at lower educational levels [ 51].

Therefore, water flushing as a remedial measure will be relatively ineffective for removing residual creosote.

In particular, we used surrogate variable analysis which has been shown to be a powerful method for removing unwanted measured and unmeasured sources of heterogeneity [ 30].

These values are in agreement with Δm2 and sin2(2θ) measured for ν, removing the tension reported in [P. Adamson et al. (MINOS), Phys. Rev. Lett. 107, 021801 (2011).].

What is being measured this week is that other thing that the Sanitation Department is responsible for removing, garbage.

Results from this nationwide survey indicate that most respondents often or always used gloves and performed hands hygiene measures after removing gloves for the prevention of the HAIs.

As NIR provides an in situ non-invasive approach to understanding the mechanical or chemical properties of a material, NIR was used in a recent study by McCullough to assess the physical damage that occurs to historic tapestries and was based on tensile reference data measured for yarns removed from a collection of historic tapestry fragments housed at Hampton Court Palace (unpublished).