Sentence examples for procedure for removing from inspiring English sources
"Once they're in office, there is no constitutional procedure for removing a member of Parliament, or replacing one".
It helped that it already had a procedure for removing links to copyrighted material published without permission.
The argument for impeachment is that it is the proper Constitutional procedure for removing a Pres... It's also pointed out that if the Pres.
The procedure for removing distressed passengers from airplanes during interminable runway delays is called Port Authority Passenger Relief in Cooperation with Airlines PAPRICAAirlines PAPRICA
Refining is the final procedure for removing (and often recovering as by-products) the last small amounts of impurities left after the major extraction steps have been completed.
A spokesperson for Volkswagen said that the procedure for removing the defeat devices was still being developed by experts in Germany and it is still unclear whether the adjustments will actually reduce NOx emissions.
I think everybody agrees there has to be streamlined procedures for removing teachers who become incompetent, paranoid or dangerous, but have tenure.
Rather than treating judges as incompetent once they reach a certain age, New York should rely on nondiscriminatory procedures for removing all incompetent judges from office, regardless of age.
Mr. Bloomberg shares at least three other proposals with Mr. Green: streamlining the procedures for removing incompetent teachers, awarding schoolwide merit pay and abolishing the 32 community school boards, which would return more control to the chancellor and the mayor.
The Kaliningrad parliament is now considering legislation that would set out clearly defined procedures for removing a corrupt governor, but some opposition leaders here are privately hoping that Mr. Putin and the central government will step in to conduct an investigation that, in their view, would provide grounds to remove Mr. Gorbenko.
Procedures for removing this residual coke are discussed.
