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- verb Present participle of
relicense .
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Examples
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After failing to get the plant closed over the evacuation issue in 2003, plant critics focused on relicensing, which is well under way and involves studies by the Nuclear Regulatory
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PG&E agreed to do the studies but has rejected calls until now to put the relicensing process on hold until they are completed.
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"It's almost a rush to judgment to submit their application for relicensing," said James Boyd, vice chairman of the California Energy Commission, a state agency.
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"The tragedy in Japan underscores the importance and critical evidence of the need for a pause in relicensing," said Rep. Lois Capps D., Calif., who last month asked regulators to delay renewing Diablo's license.
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The NRC sets strict limits on what issues can be considered in the relicensing, and has consistently rebuffed efforts to use the process to conduct broad-based reviews of plants' operations.
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The agency is expected to rule within a year or so on relicensing Indian Point's two nuclear plants for 20 more years, before their current licenses expire in 2013 and 2015.
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The most recent gift is to support Riverkeeper's work to prevent the relicensing of the Indian Point nuclear power plant in Buchanan, N.Y.
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Opponents may have trouble making much headway with the federal agency that oversees nuclear relicensing, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
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New York state officials first moved to block Indian Point's relicensing by the NRC four years ago.
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PG&E agreed to do the study, but rejected calls to put the relicensing process on hold until it is completed.
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