Reprocessing

Word REPROCESSING
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Definitions and meanings of "Reprocessing"

What do we mean by reprocessing?

To process again.

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The word "reprocessing" in example sentences

This reprocessing is what we usually regard as "interpretation." ❋ Unknown (2010)

The same justification that spread plutonium around so thickly in Karen Silkwood's apartment before they murdered her that reprocessing is still an inside joke and nobody in this country is allowed to do it. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Making things more complicated, the U.S. has announced plans to begin reprocessing spent nuclear fuels, a practice suspended there since 1977. ❋ Nick Anthis (2006)

To mitigate the waste problem, the nuclear establishment is advocating "reprocessing" -- in which plutonium is separated out and recycled as nuclear fuel. ❋ Unknown (2007)

£400 million project which will play a key part in Sellafield's longer term reprocessing future. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The panel also dismissed the idea of reprocessing the waste, a method used in Europe, and said it would be premature for the U.S. to follow suit. ❋ Tennille Tracy (2012)

And there are two ways to do that: Through what's called reprocessing and through enrichment. ❋ Unknown (2005)

The threat is, of course, a threat of reprocessing, which is a critical step in terms of developing nuclear weapons. ❋ Unknown (2003)

If, as I indicated, for example, we can understand by that, and they are prepared to confirm that they will not engage in reprocessing, that is, the separation of plutonium from the fuel rods that are not in the pond, and they will not refuel the reactor and they will continue to accept IAEA continuity of safeguards inspections, then that's an interpretation that would provide a basis for a third round. ❋ ITY National Archives (1994)

The reprocessing is a possible move towards producing weapons-grade plutonium. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Even Secretary Powell's presentation to the U.N. this week made evident that they are some years away from getting a nuclear weapons capability, while from North Korea we face the real prospect, the prospect that the Clinton administration was prepared to use military force over in a matter of weeks, namely the reprocessing of the key nuclear ingredient, plutonium, that the North Koreans have now pulled out of the inspection, and they've hidden, and we don't know where it is. ❋ Unknown (2003)

It also says Iran has signed a pledge to ship all the spent uranium fuel from Bushehr back to Russia for reprocessing, meaning none of it could be used to make nuclear weapons. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Opponents of reprocessing emphasize the proliferation risks because (1) established processes produce separated plutonium that has to be very carefully accounted for and guarded, particularly at MOX fabrication plants and in transport from reprocessing plants to fabrication plants — all potential sources of diversion for subnational groups, and (2) safeguards at bulk-handling facilities, such as reprocessing plants and MOX fabrication plants, will be much more difficult to apply than at reactors. ❋ Unknown (2009)

THAT's their idea of "reprocessing" nuclear waste, and they want to bring this awful concept to America in the form of something called GNEP, which stands for Global Nuclear Energy Partnership because America will be the cesspool of the planet, accepting nuclear waste from anywhere. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Now U.S. officials fear that North Korea may begin "reprocessing" the rods into weapons-grade plutonium, which would allow Pyongyang to produce nuclear bombs or sell the material to terrorists or terror-supporting states. ❋ Unknown (2007)

This kind of reprocessing-of-obsessions is what writers do, whether they intend to or not. ❋ Susan Palwick (2007)

But when it comes to nuclear reactors, which may produce spent fuels and which may be used for reprocessing for eventual nuclear weapons program, then all this kind of reprocessing, enrichment facilities should be dismantled completely. ❋ Unknown (2005)

But now an ongoing FBI "reprocessing" of those documents, pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act, is resulting in the release of hundreds of largely unredacted pages that finally allow the story to be told. ❋ Unknown (2002)

He did not [pass] [the test] now he has [to go] through Reprocessing ❋ EvanLikesVr (2021)

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