Sentence examples for temporary removal from inspiring English sources

While deaths permanently remove labour from the workforce, absenteeism represents temporary removal.

If Donald Trump objects to the temporary removal it then takes a 2/3 majority of both houses of Congress to remove him permanently - 290 in The House and 67 in The Senate.

Vern Benson managed the team for a game before Bristol returned just days after his temporary removal.

Besides, the Prime Minister said, the expulsions, described by the Government as "temporary removal orders," are not permanent.

The department can also require the temporary removal of a clergy member or employee during an investigation and will provide training on abuse-reporting requirements.

3. Pass "red flag laws" that allow a judge to order the temporary removal of a gun from people who are a threat to themselves or others.

The controversy waned and, eventually, the Park Service acquired the drugstore and in 1974 began its restoration, requiring the monument's temporary removal to a maintenance area.

Make sure that the "take down" of a song is effective and does not mean temporary removal, to be replaced 2 seconds later.

On-site remediation may include temporary removal of the hazardous waste, construction of a secure landfill on the same site, and proper replacement of the waste.

An international airport was built near Victoria in 1971, subsidized by British funds in compensation for the temporary removal of certain islands from Seychelles hegemony.

Some of the "guests" are in loosely defined service roles and are punished for infractions with temporary removal of their genitals.