Last summer, an accident at a local utility curtailed power to Owens Corning's plant in Kansas City, Kan., sending it scrambling to find alternative energy.
The toll from the nuclear disaster — which has disrupted farming and fishing, curtailed power supplies across eastern Japan, and inflicted other wounds on the economy — is yet to be tallied.
The two sides had held several days of talks in Costa Rica that ended in stalemate as the de facto government refused to accept a proposal that would have called for Mr. Zelaya to be reinstated, although with significantly curtailed powers.
The proposed M-GEOPF model is a deterministic optimization problem, in which the control variables include active and reactive power generation, curtailed wind power, gas supply, and load curtailments.
As a society, we have weighed the risks to public safety in curtailing police power against the risks to public liberty of allowing too much police power.
ALEC's publication, "E.P.A.'s Regulatory Train Wreck," outlines steps lawmakers can take, including curtailing the power of state regulators.
Provincial officials at the national level are hardly enthusiastic about curtailing the power of officials in their home regions.
Many of their proposals aimed at curtailing the power of the courts would require the document to be amended.
President Mejia said in an interview that confidence can only be restored by curtailing the power of future consuls.
The controversy over a memo in which Mr. Haqqani allegedly asked for American help in curtailing the power of Pakistan's generals proved the opportunity to push him out.
By curtailing the power of Russia's 89 governors, Mr. Putin may be acting to clean up years of misrule by local potentates.
