Sentence examples for of the decommissioning from inspiring English sources
The head of the decommissioning body, Adnan Jarjies, said that when inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency arrived to "visit these sites, I tell them that even if we have all the best science in the world to help us, none of them could be considered to be clean before 2020".
The reported levels constitute a set of baseline values against which the impact of the decommissioning operations of the Vandellós I NPP can be studied.
It is necessary to be able to gauge the costs of the decommissioning task from the earliest stages of the project (project definition, planning, and project initiation phases of the project lifecycle) through the implementation, commissioning, and operations works.
They make much of the decommissioning issue.
The issue was affecting republican confidence in the peace process just as lack of the decommissioning of IRA weapons was sapping unionist confidence.
The government spent £65m on upgrading the vessel a year ago and there was no mention of the decommissioning in Monday's defence and security review.
In addition, the power authority agreed to pay for most of the costs of decommissioning the plants when Entergy officials conclude that they have reached the end of their useful, or profitable, life.
Under the deal, the Power Authority, a quasi-independent agency, would pay for most of the costs of decommissioning the plants when Entergy officials felt they had reached the end of their useful, or profitable life, Power Authority officials said.
The establishment of inclusive political Institutions and the commencement of the process of decommissioning are the first steps in this process.
Both sides have sought to prevent hardliners within their ranks from exploiting the situation to undercut the ongoing peace negotiations, the latest round of which saw the signing of the protocols for the decommissioning of the MILF troops' firearms.
One important part of the agreement calls for the decommissioning of the military wing of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, which reportedly has 11,000 fighters.
