Sentence examples for projects removed from inspiring English sources

For example, the United States National Nuclear Security Administration, the semiautonomous agency in the Department of Energy that works on nonproliferation projects, removed highly enriched fuel from reactors in Libya and Uzbekistan in 2004.

"I think this happens to a lot of people, men and women, where you reach a point in your life and all of a sudden realize that things have changed," said Ms. Khouri, 54, two decades and a handful of film and TV projects removed from the flurry of attention that accompanied "Thelma & Louise," her first screenplay.

Clarity on the nature and timing of projects removes a key overhang.

The lack of shareholder pressure that lets companies focus on long-term projects removes the market discipline to boost performance and cull weak projects.

Indonesia was told to raise taxes on state-owned companies; cancel 12 road, bridge and port projects; remove protections on dairy farmers; and eliminate price controls on cement -- part of a long list that at one point included 140 items, the study shows.

One repeatedly cited criticism was that foreign medical projects remove or lessen the incentive for the government to invest in healthcare for their own people.

For instance, in assembly projects removing redundant sequences will help to reduce the memory requirements, but when the clusters are contaminated with false positives then the clustering will remove many sequences that may be important for an optimal assembly.

According to people involved in the talks, city officials said that the administration might back the sports complex if the foundation sponsoring the project removed its chairman, Peter J. Kiernan, who had been critical of the Giuliani effort.

We can't take full credit for getting the project removed from Kickstarter, but when it eventually moved from KS to Tilt, we were specifically recognized in a tweet from Tilt CEO James Beshara who shut the project down a few days later.

The site still contains unexploded ordnance, although a 1995 project removed about 1.9 tonnes of explosives.

The first phase of the project removed a parking lot that covered a two-block section of the river in the Getty Square neighborhood of downtown Yonkers.