Sentence examples for respond to power from inspiring English sources

Mantel's central character, Thomas Cromwell, has thus far been Anne's ally; but how will he respond to power shifts at Henry VIII's court?

Spencer Abraham, the secretary of energy, said the nation needed to move quickly away from a system where utilities decided how to respond to power failures to one of federal standards.

To get a sense of how you may be emotionally conditioned to respond to power in the workplace, reflect for a moment on the predominant way that your caregivers exerted authority in your family system.

But the utilities might also be measured by another yardstick: how quickly they respond to power losses, especially in light of the fact that many in the region were left without electricity for a week or more after Tropical Storm Irene in 2011.

Table 1 Hofstede's four main dimensions on which country cultures differ Dimension Definition Power distance (how people respond to power and authority) In high-power-distance cultures people have greater respect for authority - bosses, managers or teachers tend to be more paternalistic or autocratic.

It's no secret that some people respond to power as they would to an aphrodisiac.

The subpoenas sent by Mr. Schneiderman seek information from the utilities about how they prepared for the storm, and how they responded to power failures.

In Puerto Rico, workers quickly responded to power and water outages.

The incident drew mixed responses in the Philippines, which sum up the dilemma among China's small neighbors of how to respond to its power and its ability to enforce its territorial claims.

Through dynamic adjusting of the charging power, the ESS is able to effectively respond to the power fluctuations caused by the DGs [11, 12].

The DSRs accept the control signals from the aggregator, and the power outputs of these resources are adjusted accordingly to respond to the power demand.