Sentence examples for station due to from inspiring English sources

Russia is evacuating an Arctic research station due to danger from ice melting around it.

To drop Glenn Beck: New York's WOR radio station, due to low ratings.

The opportunity is thanks to the potential audience being significantly larger than any other local TV station due to launch.

They were evidence, she suggested, of the depth of commitment of French firm EDF to the £18bn nuclear power station due to be built on the site.

If you are travelling a very long distance, you will obviously need to refuel, which could mean a long wait at a service station due to rationing in some areas.

Alexander will announce: Billions of pounds of public money will be used to back the new Wylfa nuclear power station, due to be built by Japanese investors Hitachi on Anglesey.

"It's difficult to open new gas stations, due to strict environmental rules," he said.

MacKenzie's new station, called Sports Radio, is one of a proposed lineup of services for the second wave of national commercial digital stations due to be licensed by media regulator Ofcom later this year.

A study published last week by Oxford University's Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment said Japan risked being saddled with a fleet of worthless coal-fired power stations due to overcapacity and lower energy costs.

On election day the expensively procured biometric voter identification kits failed in many polling stations due to power shortages; then an electronic results transmission system meant to safeguard against fraud also broke down.

We now have accessibility ramps at a lot more stations due to the Paralympics.