Sentence examples for energy drafting from inspiring English sources

"These organisations will invest a lot of time and energy drafting their proposals and they will need to set out a clear vision for improving healthcare for our local population," said director of the trust's transaction board, Jon Sargeant.

On December 20 , 1945 Senator Brien McMahon introduced an alternative bill on atomic energy, drafted by the Senate Military affairs Committee, which quickly became known as the McMahon Bill.

When calculating the draft gear energy component, draft gear working states, being either loading or unloading, have to be determined.

The news agency cited an unnamed official described as close to the talks saying Kazakhstan's ministry of energy was "drafting the documents necessary to dissolve" the production-sharing agreement.

Models that treated flapping birds like fixed-wing airplanes estimate that they save energy by drafting off each other, but currents created by airplanes are far more stable than the oscillating eddies coming off of a bird.

When you sell your company, it's tempting to invest all of your energy into drafting the share purchase agreement, but the second most important document you get from a potential acquirer may just be your employment contract for the period after the sale goes through.

The current energy bill draft has no such target.

But he mustered up one final surge of energy to draft a statement that would be read in his absence at the ceremony.

We identify four key benefits: developing the CLA game scenario methodology, gaming-based social learning, deepening of sociocultural energy scenario drafts and exploration of energy transformation toward renewable energy based futures.

Mr. Waxman released a report that identified 17 areas of the administration's energy plan, drafted by Mr. Cheney's task force, that had also been advocated by Enron.

Recent lawsuits by state and local governments against oil companies that produce a gasoline additive, MTBE, linked to groundwater pollution could be jeopardized under a sweeping energy plan drafted by Republicans in Congress and made public yesterday.