Sentence examples for would be decommissioning from inspiring English sources

"We thought our business would be decommissioning plants-and then no business," says Stephen Tritch, chief executive.

"There has not been decommissioning.

They argued the changes would mean former nuclear sites could be cleaned up more quickly, less waste would need to be moved around the country, and decommissioning would be cheaper than under today's regime.

Sanctions for failure to deliver decommissioning would be built into the process: the republicans accepted that the executive would have to be wound up if decommissioning did not happen.

The commission's "reviews were not always rigorous enough to ensure that decommissioning funds would be adequate," it said.

Token decommissioning would be enough to satisfy many, in government and elsewhere.

In order to save money it is being proposed that the controversial Green Deal home improvement plan should be mothballed while some spending on nuclear decommissioning would be delayed.

Far from being a sign of defeat, this sort of decommissioning would be a way for the I.R.A. and other armed groups to turn their weapons into resources that would benefit their communities.

Any additional decommissioning costs would be the responsibility of the buyer, he said.

Those debates aside, rising decommissioning costs would be unlikely to change the comparisons significantly, because in the Mott MacDoland report only around £2.50 of the estimated £96 98 total cost of generating a megawatt hour from new nuclear plants is earmarked for decommissioning and waste disposal.

Unionists, he said, should be reassured that the executive would be disbanded if the commitments on decommissioning were not stuck to.The negotiating team from the Irish government briefed journalists that this was a "historic" offer.