Sentence examples for or decommissioning from inspiring English sources

Mutual mistrust will ensure that there will be further crises whether over marches, police reform, or decommissioning yet again.

So have Representatives Nita M. Lowey and Eliot L. Engel, both of whom have advocated closing or decommissioning the plant.

Sinn Fein argues that disarmament, or decommissioning, as it is called here, should not be treated as more important than issues of concern to the party like the removal of British troops from Ulster and the creation of a police force agreeable to the Catholic minority.

It's not like anyone thought it would be easy to make robots capable of finding and retrieving molten nuclear fuel, or decommissioning and decontaminating a nuclear power plant.

The maximum temperature does not exceed the value recommended by the manufacturer to prevent a decrease of their reliability, malfunction or decommissioning.

The NRC has advanced three strategies for dealing with end of use at a NPP: (1) DECON, or decommissioning strategies; (2) SAFSTOR, or deferred dismantling; and (3) ENTOMB, or the permanent encasing on site of radioactive contaminants (U.S. NRC 2013c).

The list of all possible routing configurations of a production network could be employed for many useful applications, e.g., identify most convenient routing configurations, evaluating abandoning or drilling wells, decommissioning or installation of separators or pipes, and detect flow problems in the network.

Two years ago on its first reading of a planned directive on electricity liberalisation, the European parliament passed an amendment that would have required legal separation (with no access by companies) of decommissioning or waste-management funds.

And, they claim, three-fifths of Europeans want to decrease nuclear energy's share of power generation, and countries can leave the treaty unilaterally without being forced to quit the EU - not least because the document says nothing about decommissioning or dealing with waste.

There is little evidence of commissioners using market-style elements of commissioning, such as decommissioning or tendering for new forms of service, in planning and purchasing long-term condition services.

From this vantage point, enterprises can not only keep a better handle on all of the software from different vendors they are buying in, including how that differs or might be better utilised across distributed teams, but also act in a more nimble way in terms of how they adopt new solutions or decommission legacy ones.