Sentence examples for partial state from inspiring English sources

That package led to the partial state ownership of both RBS and Lloyds, which was also allowed to breach competition rules to rescue HBOS.

Under the partial state takeover of the Long Island Lighting Company in 1998, the authority gained ownership of Long Island's electric distribution and delivery systems.

Rate reductions were the cornerstone of Gov. George Pataki's plan under which the authority, a state agency, carried out a partial state takeover of Lilco, which then merged with Brooklyn Union to form KeySpan.

The economy minister, Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg, has refused to rule out partial state ownership of Opel along with G.M., though he does not seem enthusiastic about the prospect.

The term "nationalisation by stealth" implies that the government actively wants to take the banks into partial state ownership and has been planning to do this for some time.

Mr. Kessel said the decision should be made early during the one-year window of opportunity written into Governor Pataki's plan for a partial state takeover of the Long Island Lighting Company.

Minnesota lawmakers pushed through a flurry of compromises and votes today that legislative leaders hoped could help stave off Gov. Jesse Ventura's threat of a partial state government shutdown.

Controllers and switching laws are designed based on complete and partial state measurements, respectively.

"Despite the strike and partial state-wide blackout, we have not had any impact or instability on the Southern Power Grid for the last three days," Mr. Vijayanand said.

The new application has also brought with it some new battery specifications concerning charge-acceptance, dynamic charge-acceptance and high-rate partial state-of-charge (HRPSoC) cycle-life.

A relatively new operating methodology known as partial-state-of-charge (PSoC) operation is now finding application in the field.