Sentence examples for power theft from inspiring English sources

Power theft — getting power connections through graft and not paying bills — and transmission losses due to ailing public infrastructure adversely affect the situation.

Power theft in Karachi and the Federally Administered Tribal Areas alone is believed to cost the state £138m in lost revenues.

Mr. Singh regularly risks life and limb — in one scene, he proudly displays a crooked index finger, the result of a power theft gone awry — while residing in the city's shadows.

Rengarajan and Loganathan (2012) explained fuzzy logic-based power theft prevention and PQ improvement by comparing between the total load supplied by the distribution transformer and the total load used by the consumer, and the error signal is used to identify the power theft.

Thus indirectly leading to follow-up ill practices (i.e. power theft: in order to meet power demands) and uncomfortable situation (such as over crowded roads due to heavy population, utilising automobiles).

In addition to social and cultural barriers, the major constraints to rural electrification are problems with rural isolation, power theft, insufficient supply, and the high costs that have inhibited rural communities from gaining access to electricity.

Results from the Feasible Generalised Least Squares (FGLS) model demonstrate that lesser corruption, higher state tax to GDP ratio, greater collection efficiency of electricity bills by state utilities, higher share of private installed capacity, lesser poverty, greater literacy and greater income are closely associated with lesser power thefts.

Its anti-unionism implies that even government's concern for equal bargaining power entails theft, for management's unequal bargaining power represents property fairly earned.

When I hear about a particularly egregious case of abuse of power, intellectual theft, or just advisorial incompetence, I wonder if a school could be held liable.

Encryption so powerful that it cannot be broken without mammoth computing power or the theft of a digital "key" from one of the parties to a transaction would pass all Mr Patrick's tests.

"The people it applies to should be the ones who have committed crimes against the Libyan people, like abuse of power, rape, and theft.