Sentence examples for remove permanently from inspiring English sources

The statement from the bishops' committee, signed by the bishops' president, Archbishop Timothy M. Dolan of New York, said, "We remain especially firm in our commitment to remove permanently from public ministry any priest who committed such an intolerable offense".

The Art Newspaper can reveal that plans are now being considered to remove permanently a few of the 76 rooms from the public circuit.

We remove permanently disconnected nodes from the list of relevant nodes, assuming that they correspond to proteins that have in fact lost their function and are eventually eliminated from the genome.

Press the "Delete" button next to the effect you want to remove permanently from your project.

"To provide true relief, the claims against individual landowners have to be removed permanently".

Ministers in the last Labour government had repeatedly said that the American weapons would be removed permanently.

"We will not cease in our efforts until these cruel, barbaric, unsafe and environmentally unsustainable drum lines are removed permanently," he said.

While Oriel College in Oxford, site of the Rhodes statue, turned down student demands to remove it, Cambridge announced, following a meeting of the council at Jesus College, that the cockerel would be removed permanently.

At Mr. Weiss's sentencing on the National Heritage charges on Feb. 15, Judge Patricia C. Fawsett said that given the magnitude and repeated nature of the fraudulent acts, he should be removed permanently from society.

The revised policy, like the one passed by the American bishops last June in Dallas, restates that any priest or deacon who has committed "even a single act of sexual abuse" will be removed permanently from the ministry.

So, if the gas is to be removed permanently, that rotting has to be avoided.One widely discussed idea, which the Royal Society's correspondents re-examine, is to fertilise the oceans with iron.