Sentence examples for shutdown per from inspiring English sources

The United States faces a serious fiscal crisis not because of the continuing sequester or the partial government shutdown per se, but rather because of what those experiences indicate about what will be considered acceptable tactics in the imminent fiscal confrontation over raising the debt ceiling.

He didn't comment on the potential resonating effects of a government shutdown, per The WSJ. Uber and its largest U.S. competitor Lyft both filed confidentially with the SEC in December, just weeks before the shutdown began.

The commission counts the number of unplanned shutdowns per 7,000 hours of operation, roughly the amount of time that a well-run reactor operates in a year.

Asked whom they would hold primarily responsible for a shutdown, forty-seven per cent of respondents said Trump or the Republicans, and only thirty-one per cent said the Democrats.

Every I.R.S. employee lost three days of pay last summer, owing to furloughs brought on by the blind budget cutting known as sequestration, and during the shutdown ninety per cent of the agency's employees were sent home without pay.

Nonetheless, AAT does not inhibit T cell responses, nor does it shutdown inflammation per se; rather, it appears that AAT targets non-T cell immunocytes towards changing the cytokine environment of T cells, thus promoting a regulatory T cell profile.

The result of the comparison determines if the Operating Basis Earthquake ground motion (OBE) has been exceeded and plant shutdown is required per the guidance in NRC Regulatory Guide 1.166, Pre-Earthquake Planning and Immediate Nuclear Power Plant Operator Postearthquake Actions, NRC (1979b).

With a 37-0 beatdonn on Sunday, the Miami Dolphins handed the Chargers their first shutout loss since 1999, per Shutdown Corner.

By way of comparison, in the U.S., the S&P 500 breakers have three thresholds: at seven per cent, thirteen per cent, and a total shutdown in the event of a whopping twenty-per-cent decline.

Running the Tevatron past its planned September 2011 shutdown would cost $50 million per year, and today Fermilab Director Pier Oddone announced that lab officials can squeeze about $15 million per year out of the lab's budget, which this year totals $410 million—mainly by slowing down two future experiments.

Lucky Star, which has operated since 2003, notified its customers of the shutdown on its Web site: "Per the order of USDOT, Lucky Star Bus has temporary ceased operations.