Sentence examples for this meant removing from inspiring English sources

In some cases this meant removing authority from the new class of Western-educated Africans and suppressing social change that was already under way.

This meant removing some of the narrow locks that had already been built.

This meant removing nodes that were redundant, i.e. functionally equivalent to another such as the genes of the hrp regulon that according to our knowledge have no effect on other genes within it, or merging some proteins into single nodes because their dimerisation is required for action.

The state regulator, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, agreed that removing lead service lines was the only reasonable means of corrosion control available but this meant removing the entire lead service line, both the public and private portion.

This means removing all vegetation, right down to the soil.

"This means removing the most polluting vehicles from the road, cleaning up the vehicles that remain and encouraging smarter choices about transport.

But the army has historically had a low tolerance for public disorder and sees itself as having a duty to intervene in such situations, regardless of whether this means removing an elected government.

This means removing loans that will never be repaid from their balance sheets, injecting enough public money to allow those that stay in business to emerge in good health, and, ideally, ensuring that executives at the most mismanaged banks are replaced with people who know something about modern business.

This means removing barriers to entry and, more generally, to competition.

This means removing art.

Sometimes this means removing zoning barriers to building affordable housing.