Sentence examples for which means removing from inspiring English sources

They exploit a legal loophole which means removing a DPF is not an offence, only driving the car afterwards on a public road.

A key strategy in this has been to "scrub" data, which means removing personally identifiable information (PII) so that even if someone did access it, they couldn't connect it to an individual.

And under the terms of two disturbing agreements -- with the C.I.A. and the Air Force -- the National Archives has been allowing officials to reclassify declassified documents, which means removing them from the public eye.

A social security bill would repeal cuts in support to disabled people and adopt a new social model of disability, which means removing the barriers in society that disable people.

Volvo's goal is to eliminate injuries or fatalities in crashes in its vehicles by 2020, which means removing as much human error as they can.

Let Ω=Ω∖{n 1} (which means removing the element n 1 from the set Ω), then we choose the SB (n_{2}=arg max _{textit {n}in Omega } lbrace gamma _{n,k_{1}} rbrace ) and calculate the transmission rate (r_{k_{1}}^{n_{2}}(t)).

When you raise baby goats, you may decide you need to disbud them, which means remove their horns when they are young.

During the webinar, I learned the phrase "buy and dry" – which meant removing water from agricultural use – and its related trend, "ag to urban".

The beach trip last week followed a pattern: the Palestinian women went in disguise, which meant removing clothes rather than covering up.

The doctors wanted to perform an exchange transfusion, which meant removing my son's blood through his belly button and replacing it with donor blood.

It has benefited from an ambitious scheme to restore all the limestone grasslands of the Isle of Portland to their pristine state, which meant removing enormous amounts of encroaching scrub, mostly of the invasive garden shrub cotoneaster.