Sentence examples for distressed power from inspiring English sources

More recent ideas include managing distressed power stations and buying delinquent credit-card debts from banks.

Many funds are being aided by investments from banks, which are also buying up distressed power plants and other remnants of the collapsed sector.

In Europe, six banks have formed a consortium known as CGE Power to scout out distressed power assets throughout the world.

TOKYO — To say that Yui Kimura is a distressed investor might be an understatement: She is a small shareholder in the operator of the nuclear power plant at Fukushima, Tokyo Electric Power, whose shares have lost nine-tenths of their value.

The stick: A new law allowing the state to appoint fiscal managers with broad powers over distressed local governments.

Unlike in the United States, where creditors of distressed companies can force radical changes on businesses in exchange for debt relief, Japanese creditors have very little power to do that.

When Iyal is distressed, Chancer is distressed.

PA 436 gives broad powers to emergency managers appointed by the state to economically distressed communities, including the ability to sell off public assets, revoke labor contracts and dismiss elected officials.

You are distressed because they are distressed.

All the while here at home, with very limited mobility in general but especially in this distressed economy, workers must confront the enormous power that multinational corporations' almost unlimited geographic, capital and technology mobility gives them.

On Wednesday, commission president José Manuel Barroso will propose giving the EU powers to put a financially distressed eurozone member under some form of administration as he presents his plans for eurobonds.