Sentence examples for electricity office from inspiring English sources

I meet Radha, 40, the leader of the ambush on the electricity office, walking with a friend in the market.

Attracting American start-up companies is the fact that electricity, office rents and industrial construction costs are about half those of New York and Boston.

Under a scorching summer sun, a swarm of 400 furious women engulfed the scruffy electricity office of Banda district in north India.

"An armed group of separatists who belong to what is called 'the movement,' fired aimlessly from some buildings at the protesters, security men, electricity office's employers and citizens," said a statement from Yemen's official news agency.

As recently as May citizens of the financial and port city of Karachi thronged the streets and attacked a government electricity office because of long and frequent outages.

At the turn of the century, a few years before Mr. Kishkill's parents arrived from Poland, Mr. Miller writes, Barren Island had no doctor or nurse, no electricity or post office.

In last month's protests, some national electricity company offices were burned; power cuts lasting hours and sometimes days are a major grievance here.

Since its inception in 1992 as a program to label electricity-efficient office computers, it has grown to include products in 35 categories.

In Diyala Province, a bicycle packed with explosives detonated among a group of laborers outside the electricity department offices in the city of Baquba, killing 3 and wounding 14, three of them severely, a security official said, declining to be further identified because he was not authorized to speak to the news media.

Office space in US is being consolidated to save on rentals, the pick and drop facility in India is being reworked to save on transport costs and the air-conditioning and electricity in offices is being optimized to save electricity costs.

The state has also strengthened requirements for new construction and pledged to use 20percentt less electricity in state offices when power supplies fall to the level of a Stage 2 emergency, which is just short of forcing blackouts.