Sentence examples for target for removal from inspiring English sources

In a radio interview in 2008, he said he had been a target for removal since 2003, when he proposed that the school board adopt a policy to teach evolution as theory, not proven scientific fact.

First scientists have to identify the gene that they want to target and then understand what genetic material within that gene they want to target for removal.

Without these crucial elements, the headscarf becomes inconsequential -- a target for removal.

The most frequent target for removal is lysine, and glycine and arginine are frequently created due to editing.

BUN, a waste product of protein catabolism, has been extensively studied in dialysis patients and is an important target for removal by (hemo) dialysis, as well as a marker for the effectiveness of dialysis.

As the reader will now be able to see for themselves, increasing the H i cutoff to 0.45 results in WEMWBS item spare energy being the item that is identified as a potential target for removal from the 13 item set.

This is not the first time fire pits have been targeted for removal in Southern California — but the last major effort to remove fire pits was only for budgetary reasons: San Diego cut the financing for them in 2008 as the city dealt with budget shortfalls.

Tajik officials have brushed off criticism of the urban redevelopment programme, saying the buildings targeted for removal are of negligible historical or cultural significance and need replacing.

Rosa is one of dozens of Central Americans the US Department of Homeland Security's Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detained during raids this month after their asylum claims were denied, and his case raises new questions about whom the Obama administration has targeted for removal.

"The district still has offered no satisfactory explanation as to why, all of a sudden and without any formal procedure, this book was suddenly and urgently targeted for removal and restriction," said Joan Bertin, NCAC executive director.

"Even if they actually give us a $500 subsidy, it wouldn't be enough for a decent house," says Leslie Perrier, the vice-president of the camp committee at Place Saint-Pierre, the first camp targeted for removal.