Sentence examples for Ea from inspiring English sources
noun
A river or watercourse.
The Environment Agency (EA), which has already said it was "minded to grant the authorisation", is also considering applications from two other firms with sites in Lancashire and Cumbria, and others are expected in future to cope with the huge increase in waste generated by decommissioning the UK's older nuclear power stations over the coming years.
This compares to average UK doses from all sources, including natural background and medical exposures of about 2.6 mSv per year, says the EA.
An EA spokesperson said: "We will not authorise a site for landfill disposal of LLW [low level waste] unless we are satisfied that the wastes proposed for disposal are safe".
Hilary Benn, the environment secretary, repeated an earlier promise to boost spending on flood defences from £600m to £800m by 2010, although the EA has said that may need to rise to £1 billion in future.
With the newest title in the franchise due for release in late April, Take-Two said EA needed to raise its offer.
Although no one doubts the value of a college degree, "student-athletes" have to spend so much time playing sports that their supposed education often proves of little use.Among the first serious challenges to this amateur labour model were a pair of lawsuits filed in 2009 against both the NCAA and Electronic Arts (EA), a video-game maker.
The distinction only applies at a theoretical level, to a posited a priori synthesis (EA 39 40).
The smart grid experiment To test how a smart grid works in practice, the Customer Led Network Revolution (CLNR), a joint project between Northern Powergrid, British Gas, EA Technology and the universities of Newcastle and Durham, enlisted the help of over12,000 customers to trial various technologies to see what impact they had on the electricity grid.
In 2009 he filed a class-action lawsuit against the NCAA and EA Sports, a video-game company that used a thinly disguised version of him in a video game (the avatar and Mr O'Bannon are pictured).
Alternatively, EA Sports, a computer-game company, has simulated the games using its "football engine"—virtually playing each and every game using the line-ups, formations and tactics it expects each manager to choose.
We will publish our readers' consensus forecast alongside the others in a follow-up article next week.Note: An earlier version of the table in this article placed Brazil as winner and Germany as runner-up according to EA Sports.
