Sentence examples for mechanism to remove from inspiring English sources
Among the policy ideas the consortium proposed was "a new mechanism to remove, at least temporarily, firearms from individuals who represent a serious risk of harm to self or others".
Without a mechanism to remove troubled loans from banks, we can expect more to fail, with the cost of those failures to be borne by the industry-backed deposit insurance fund.
The unexpected rejection of the American bail-out plan on September 29th cast doubt on one obvious mechanism to remove the worst-performing assets from banks' balance-sheets.
The laws were built to withstand judicial scrutiny, describing the key mechanism to remove citizenship as one of "revocation by conduct" – the argument is that if the law is "self-executing" this could head off judicial review.
Yemenis realize that the election is more of a mechanism to remove Mr. Saleh from office than an exercise in democracy.
But there is no legal mechanism to remove Mr. Morsi until the election of a new Parliament, expected later this year, and even some critics acknowledge that forcing the first democratically elected president from power would set a precedent for future instability.
Even when constitutions provide for referendums and other mechanisms to remove a president early, they should be invoked only in extreme circumstances.
While the use of flagging mechanisms to remove threatening or harmful content might be understandable, it seems that users also sometimes employ the "report" button out of malice.
Currently there are no well-established mechanisms to remove and eliminate heavy metals from the human body.
She explained that these scenarios relied on biological mechanisms to remove CO2 from the air and store it in biomass, soils or geological storage sites.
A sitting president is almost certainly immune from criminal prosecution, and the only mechanisms to remove him from office — impeachment, the 25th Amendment, or voting him out the old-fashioned way — are political, not legal, procedures.
