Sentence examples for which involves removing from inspiring English sources
Regulators and environmental groups in Appalachia have tangled with coal companies for decades over their mining practices, particularly mountaintop removal mining, which involves removing mountain summits to extract coal.
Paul supports mountaintop removal mining, which involves removing the top portion of a mountain to more easily reach coal seams that lie beneath.
That project, which involves removing roughly 5,000 seats began this year and will be completed in 2012.
If negotiations still remain sour, then further strikes are planned, one of which involves removing emergency services from 8am to 5pm.
Jammeh announced on 23 November that the controversial surgical procedure, which involves removing the labia and clitoris, would be outlawed in his country.
O'Neal will have a cheilectomy, which involves removing bone spurs in the joint that have caused pain and restricted his motion.
The same was true of his father's DIY projects, one of which involved removing floorboards and replacing them with sheets of paper.
Shortly after the diagnosis, Dave had surgery (a modified radical neck dissection, which involved removing the lump and a lot of muscle and tissue around it, plus a few lymph nodes, since it had spread).
To test the significance of the presence of living roots when measuring RH, we compared the results obtained from the isotopic approach to those obtained from a root exclusion technique, which involved removing the roots from the mesocosms.
The FDA has approved a number of immunotherapy approaches in recent years, including "checkpoint inhibitor" drugs that take the brakes off immune cells that have been inactivated by cancer cells, and T-cell therapies, which involve removing a patient's T cells, engineering them to attack the cancer, multiplying them, and infusing them back into the body.
As minister of state at the Foreign Office (1983 86), he played a significant role in persuading a reluctant Thatcher to accept plans to create a single market in Europe, which involved removing all barriers to movements of goods, services, and people throughout the European Economic Community (later succeeded by the European Union) and coordinating a number of fiscal and commercial laws.
