decommission|decommissioned|decommissioning|decommissions in English

verb

[de·com·mis·sion || ‚diːkə'mɪʃn]

retire, remove from active service

Use "decommission|decommissioned|decommissioning|decommissions" in a sentence

1. " and "Can I decommission this database?"

2. The government has decided to decommission two battleships.

3. But it could take decades to completely decommission the plant.

4. Bevatron decommissioning Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

5. Subject: Accumulation of decommissioning funds in Slovakia

6. The Best Used Decommissioned Ambulances For Sale

7. Guidelines for decommissioning (abandonment) of Water Wells

8. Thousands of weapons, decommissioned during the drawdown.

9. 8 Decommissioning of a public utility electricity power plant.

10. Decommission and abandon these wells in accordance with Regulation 903 requirements.

11. It would cost $300 million to decommission the nuclear installation.

12. The only building is a decommissioned power plant

13. She decommissioned 1 May 1930 at San Diego.

14. Decommissioned us all, and replaced us with the MXs.

15. Decommission the existing crematorium after the satisfactory commissioning of the new one.

16. Assist in the decommission of logistics operations, and for close down of warehouse, including stock management.

17. (a) operation and decommissioning of any facility of the nuclear fuel cycle ...’

18. 4 The Good Friday agreement was equivocal on decommissioning of paramilitary weapons.

19. At the age of 14, Alhaji became a decommissioned soldier.

20. Ticonderoga was decommissioned in 1973 and sold for scrap in 1975.

21. Accordingly, Twiggs was decommissioned at San Diego on 24 June 1922.

22. She decommissioned at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard 7 December 1945.

23. Sands was decommissioned at San Diego on 15 September 1938.

24. Decommissioned mercury from chlor-alkali plants is currently re-used in different ways.

25. When she was decommissioned he last Captain was Lieutenant Commander E. A. McCammond.