Sentence examples for electricity staff from inspiring English sources

MANHATTAN: ELECTRIC BILL LEGISLATION -- Assemblyman Scott M. Stringer plans to introduce legislation that would permit New York City to suspend local taxes on gasoline and electricity, staff members said.

Nobody comes, and I'm still paying for rent, electricity, staff and security".

They used a fairly small grant from the Global Environment Facility to draw up an ambitious renewable energy law including training for national electricity utility staff on how to integrate renewable energy into the grid.

While children scurry across the interactive exhibits at the Ontario Science Centre (OSC), raising the hair on their arms and heads with static electricity, the staff will be preparing for the night shift.

The questionnaires, completed by NGC and regional electricity company staff, employed voltage and distance criteria of (a) an NGC line within 400 m, (b) an REC line of 66 kV or higher voltage within 200 m, 140 m or 100 m determined by rating and (c) an REC line of 11 33 kV within 80 m (double circuit) or 50 m (single circuit) of a home.

Work out how many portions you make of all dishes a day, then sum up the cost of electricity, gas, staff etc. Divide the sum by the number of portions.

You have all these costs on a per-night basis -- rent, security, staff, electricity, etc.

If providers could accurately forecast future resource demand, then they would have the opportunity to reduce costs by optimising electricity purchases, engineering staff, and hardware utilisation, etc. [7].

Further work should be carried out to translate this forecast information into tangible benefits for the provider, which might include automatic purchasing of electricity swing options, staff scheduling, or more efficient distribution of workloads to meet SLA's.

"It's sanitation, water, electricity, it's staff, it's access.

Although peripheral hospitals receive the majority of patients, their ability to provide adequate maternal care is restricted due to the extensive lack of drugs, sterile packs, postoperative beds, blood for transfusion, electricity, and trained staff.