Sentence examples for household system from inspiring English sources

Jenny Watson, the chair of the watchdog, said the official figures indicate "there has been a reduction in the number of entries since the last registers were published under the household system".

The coalition government already reformed the voting system by abolishing the old household system of registration and asking people to sign up individually in a move that was aimed at eliminating fraud.

The group is targeting eight million people who it says are missing from the electoral register and the 1.9 million people who could fall off it when the old household system of voter registration is phased out on 1 December.

Germany rebates 30% (an average of €3,300, or $4,000) on the cost of a solar-plus-battery household system, and offers low-interest credit for the rest.

What's more, as the director of Democratic Audit, Stuart Wilks-hasg, has written, by switching to individual voter registration in 2014 (as opposed to the current household system), the electoral roll and the constituency boundaries will no longer bear any relation to each other by the time of the next election.

Using a techno-economic optimization model of a household system, we endogenously dimension PV system and stationary battery storage (SBS).

Four family members are blind or nearly so, and they will all be able to operate the household systems.

Another family member is deaf, and he will be able to operate all household systems by keypad and will have the advantage of vibrating alarms.

By networking computers with household systems and appliances, like heat pumps and refrigerators, a computer could someday monitor a house the way a car monitors itself for problems like a drop in the oil level or overheating.

Details are yet to be confirmed for household systems, but it appears likely that payments will be based on expected use rather than metering, which may not be practical at the domestic scale.

Age and the passage of time remained at the core of Paul's work, but he expanded his interests to include gender relations within the household, systems of belief and the social significance of dance.