Sentence examples for response programmes from inspiring English sources
"World leaders should listen to the main recommendations of this report, including the need to boost the effectiveness of humanitarian response programmes by providing greater funding to the local organisations which are on the frontline and best prepared to respond to any emergency".
Calling itself a technology-driven utility, the company helps high-energy intensity businesses and small-scale distributed generators plug into the National Grid's demand response programmes.
Demand response programmes are generally divided into two main categories which are incentive-based programmes [2, 3, 4] and price-based programmes [5, 6, 7, 8].
Similarly, Limejump's tech enables small energy suppliers or 'small-scale distributed generators' — that is those companies and organisations that have their own backup or supplementary powers generators — to also take part in National Grid's demand– response programmes.
The conclusions of the present study are of utmost importance for the design of more effective demand response programmes and energy policies.
Among demand response programmes, real-time pricing schemes for small consumers are believed to have significant potential for peak-shaving and load-shifting, thus relieving the power system while reducing costs and risk for energy retailers.
Prior to joining her current assignment, she was UNICEF Representative in Ghana from 2007 to 2010, and from 2004 to 2007, Deputy Representative in Sri Lanka, where she was responsible for programmatic guidance of the country programme and the tsunami emergency response programme.
Bolton will continue to present Radio 4's listener response programme, Feedback.
Federal officials justified no more borrowing by pointing to the trillions added to the national debt since 2007 to finance Washington's "crisis response" programme.
"I used to joke how I put the Fi into Feedback," she jokes about the show's many critical appearances on the Radio 4 listeners' response programme.
Margaret Chan, its director general, has to her credit acknowledged this and established an emergency response programme and a $100m contingency fund.
