Sentence examples for more curtailment from inspiring English sources

Oliver Joy, a spokesman for the WindEurope trade association, said: "Removing priority dispatch for renewable energies would be detrimental to the wind sector, which would face more curtailment across the continent.

With Congress still unable to reach an agreement to raise the debt ceiling and reopen the government in the third week of the shutdown, service members, veterans and their families are seeing more curtailments.

They want more Patriot Act, more state killing without due process, more NDAA, more curtailments of speech, more invasions of privacy, more welfarism -- especially corporate, and more militarism.

In principle, new wind power project construction for a region shall not be arranged if the wind power curtailment is more than 20% of the total wind power to be generated.

"Curtailment of more senior water rights are virtually inevitable because there's less water in the system than there are demands at even pretty senior-water-rights levels," said Michael George, the state watermaster for the Delta.

"Knowing how much water folks have taken — and plan to take — enables [the state's water authorities] to essentially be more effective with those curtailments".

One of the more tangential may be a curtailment of the power of the Premier League and a revival of the Football Association.

Ted Wieseman, an economist at Morgan Stanley, wrote in a note to investors that an extension of quantitative easing "remains significantly more likely than an early curtailment (as long as the Fed retains its independence) even if the recent improved tone of the economic data continues".

This paper presents the use of curtailment to allow more wind or solar power to be connected to a distribution network when overcurrent or overvoltage set a limit.

The proposed method prevents curtailment of 42% more load and delivers 41% more energy than the previous methods.

David Cameron's government threatened to retaliate with legislation making curtailment of peer power more explicit.