Sentence examples for strategy for removing from inspiring English sources
Mr. Jubeir said after the meeting that the United States strategy for removing Mr. Hussein was not fully developed.
The decision to move forces out of Baghdad and other cities and the training of an indigenous Iraq force to take over the security mission fell well short of an "exit strategy" for removing American forces in Iraq.
Ten senior members of the Bush administration, including Mr. Rumsfeld and Zalmay Khalilzad, who recently assumed the position at the National Security Council in charge of Iraqi policy, signed a 1998 letter calling on the Clinton administration to implement "a strategy for removing Saddam's regime from power".
This paper proposes a recursive compensation strategy for removing or generating an arbitrary profile during hydrodynamic polishing.
TEPCO plans to use robots to map the location of the fuel debris so it can develop a strategy for removing it (see story, right).
Direct contact heat transfer via injection of volatile liquid is an effective strategy for removing heat from a viscous liquid pool.
Strategies for removing such elements are suggested.
Post combustion capture is one of the major strategies for removing dilute CO2 from flue gases.
This book covers pre-activity screening, orientation, education, supervision, risk management and signage (American College of Sports Medicine 2012) and can be used as a good guide for Australian facilities to identify suitable strategies for removing injury causing risks and hazards.
Two different depletion strategies for removing albumin from human cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), Microcon Centrifugal Filter vs. Montage Albumin Deplete kit, were evaluated for improving protein profiling pattern and reproducibility in SELDI analysis.
To advance cost-effective strategies for removing trace organic contaminants from urban runoff, the feasibility of using manganese oxides as a geomedia amendment in engineered stormwater infiltration systems to oxidize organic contaminants was evaluated.
