Sentence examples for some decommissioning from inspiring English sources

And unlike Syria, it has had to contend with citizen opposition to some decommissioning plans.

David Trimble, the Ulster Unionist leader and first minister in the new assembly, insists on some decommissioning of arms by the IRA before its political wing, Sinn Fein, takes ministries in the devolved government next February.

"I do not exclude the possibility of decommissioning some reactors, or replacing them with new ones as soon as possible".

The United States has many large dams, but in recent years has started decommissioning some of them, particularly in the West, because of environmental concerns.

But the demand for some form of "decommissioning" became a political necessity within the Unionist camp, if only to protect David Trimble from the wrath of his internal party critics.

At Monday's meeting, he said "the jaws of doom have widened" and confirmed he was "very close to decommissioning some services".

Perhaps some kind of candy-ass decommissioning process took place, supervised by a retired Canadian general.

Although the IRA subsequently destroyed some of its weapons, it resisted decommissioning its entire armoury, hampering implementation of key parts of the peace agreement.

Those plants and some others are probably decades from decommissioning, because they are next to plants that are still operating and their owners have decided not to act until all plants at a site have been retired.

However, it is possible that the federal government may make some of the military bases it is decommissioning available as possible sites for future oil refineries.

The scheme is designed to operate the rover's arms in some of the high stress environments, from decommissioning roadside bombs to handling harmful materials in the wake of a major disaster like 2011's Fukushima accident.