Sentence examples for ppa from inspiring English sources

In the mid-1930s he founded the Parti Populaire Algérien (PPA; Algerian Popular Party), which was suppressed only to reemerge in 1946 as the Mouvement pour le Triomphe des Libertés Démocratiques (MTLD; Movement for the Triumph of Democratic Liberties).

The lawsuit contends that EGAT's power purchase agreement (PPA) was unconstitutional due to the lack of environmental and social impact assessments and a failure to adequately consult with them – a key requirement of the Mekong River Agreement signed by the member states of the Mekong River Commission (Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam and Laos).

If the initiative is successful, Florida would no longer be one of only four states that prohibits so-called third-party power purchase agreements (PPA), which, in basic terms, refer to a consumer allowing a company to install solar panels with no upfront cost, then paying the company for electricity that the panels generate.

Evidence also shows that PPA helped organisations leverage funding from other donors by providing co-financing for projects.

The PPA prevents the release of air pollutants such as soot, smog and mercury that are harmful to human health.

It was designed by a team at Société PPA, a company owned by Marcel Bich, who had seen a ballpoint pen made by Lázló Biró during the war.

Frith has won every major British publishing award, including PPA editor of the year twice and, in 2005, the BSME Mark Boxer Award for special achievement in UK magazine publishing.

Prior to the 1983 elections, the NPP became part of an unofficial coalition of opposition parties known as the Progressive Parties Alliance PPAA).

Chris Mooney is editor of FHM.com which won interactive consumer magazine of the year at the recent PPA Awards.

The innovation by the magazine industry body, the Professional Publishers Association PPAA), comes as it prepares to celebrate its centenary later this year.

The Economist and men's upmarket lifestyle magazines such as GQ and Esquire are among those titles leading the digital charge,according to figures released by the Professional Publishers Association PPAA).