Sentence examples for which would extract from inspiring English sources

It does not have a reprocessing plant, the last link in the fuel cycle, which would extract plutonium from the spent fuel from the Arak reactor.

These would include the development of tidal power plants, wave generators and carbon capture and storage technology – which would extract carbon dioxide from coal and oil plants and pump it into underground chambers.

Central to Japan's plans is a $28 billion reprocessing facility in Rokkasho village, north of the quake zone, which would extract uranium and plutonium from the rods for use in making mox fuel.

In ocean-energy deployment, hydrokinetic conversion devices can be flexibly arranged into multi-unit arrays, which would extract energy from tidal and marine currents basically in the same way as a wind farm.

It calls for a new road and power station, as well as facilities for the 1200 workers needed to build the plant, which would extract sodium carbonate from the alkaline lake for export.

They seemed to breeze through life, with casually loosened ties, school bags from which they would extract eyeliner and lip gloss as soon as the bell rang, and got all the best parts in the school musicals.

Not for nothing was he known as "The Dentist", owning a pair of pliers with which he would extract teeth without an anaesthetic or, indeed, the patient's permission.

The conservative opposition National Action Party (PAN), part of the Pact for Mexico, wants to go further: it would offer private investors the chance to bid for licences, under which they would extract oil and gas in return for paying royalties and taxes to the state.

It begins in Africa where a dentist would pay miners to smuggle diamonds in their mouths which he would extract during a routine appointment.

The participants of the patient focus groups identified a number of conditions which they felt should be met in the design of a national research register and website to encourage confidence and facilitate recruitment: Some participants wanted more information about the nature of personal data which would be extracted from patient records.

Kamboj thought about building a processing machine something on the lines of a food processer which would not only extract pulp or juice from the plants that he was growing but also convert them into powder form.