Sentence examples for remediation from from inspiring English sources

Randy Mastro, Deputy Mayor for operations, said yesterday that the Mayor, in his State of the City address, had called for removing remediation from CUNY's four-year colleges and for having remedial courses for the community colleges taught elsewhere.

Defra has reduced its funding for such remediation from £17.5m in 2009-10 to just £2m in 2013-14.

Issues associated with field quantification of intrinsic remediation from groundwater sampling are highlighted.

In December, a federal appeals court ruled that Augusta State had done nothing wrong in removing Ms. Keeton, who had refused to enter remediation, from its program.

For example, he said, Intro 101 would raise the child-age trigger for inspections and remediation from under 6 years old to under 7, the age originally contained in Local Law 1 of 1982.

Our study offers molecular level understanding of the interactions between water/phenol molecule and CNTs surface and may be informative for toxicity agent adsorption and remediation from environment.

The intervention combined case management elements from NCICAS (Evans et al. 1999) and environmental remediation measures from ICAS (Crain et al. 2002; Morgan et al. 2004) into a hybrid model that also incorporated modifications to address postdisaster problems.

Such differences in calculated exposures can change a remediation decision from no-action to remediation, or vice-versa, and impact the remedial design when cleanup is required.

That means Navient is responsible for any expenses, losses and remediation arising from the lawsuit.

The House oversight committee is rightly demanding a coordinated five-year remediation plan from the agencies most involved.

Sallie Mae said Navient is responsible for "all costs, expenses, losses and remediation" arising from the state lawsuits, as per the terms of the companies' split more than three years ago.