Sentence examples for poised to remove from inspiring English sources

But the Environmental Protection Agency said on May 18 that it had been poised to remove it from the market if the company had not taken action.

On the album's cover, he poses with a serious expression on his face, draped in a transparent plastic sheath that he seems poised to remove, like a butterfly emerging from his chrysalis.

After efforts to block impeachment fail, Brazil is poised to remove president.

In LMICs, these technologies are poised to remove the test cost barrier to implementation of community genetics testing.

She's poised to take off".

Basalt seems poised to take off.

It is hardly poised to take over.

There has been fierce debate this year over whether Congress actually has the right to impeach for this kind of offense, but the Supreme Court has allowed the process to move forward, and the Senate looks poised to vote to permanently remove her from office just after the Games end.

For now the Union is poised to enact an alternative and more palatable intervention to remove a certain number of emissions permits or E.U. allowances — E.U.A.'s — from the market, in a "withholding" or "set-aside" measure.

But today Zhou is poised to become the most senior official to be removed on corruption charges since the birth of the People's Republic, in 1949.

Nicaragua's parliament is poised to approve a package of constitutional reforms that will remove presidential term limits and strengthen the hand of the Sandinista leader, Daniel Ortega.