Sentence examples for utilities back from inspiring English sources

"His demands were he wanted his utilities back on".

Not just a windfall tax but taking the utilities back into public ownership.

There are any number of models of social ownership, including local and mutual, that could bring Britain's utilities back into the public realm.

Under provisions of the Clean Air Act, any individual can sue over pollution violations and seek huge fines that could force some of the utilities back to the bargaining table and reduce pollutants.

However, the costs of privatisation have created a powerful counter-momentum in Europe (and even more so in Latin America) to bring services, resources and utilities back into the public sector: water in France, power in Germany, and transport in Britain (Newcastle is currently attempting to take back bus routes).

Fred Keeley, a Democrat and the No. 2 official in the Assembly, said that lawmakers have a two-to-three-week window of opportunity to fashion a solution that calms the financial markets, brings some greater long-term order to the power business and pulls the utilities back from the brink of bankruptcy.

The utility back's behavioural issues have been well documented.

Loose forward Jean Deysel, lock Gerhard Mostert and utility back Patrick Lambie were probably the exceptions.

Utility back Kyle Eastmond is the other player likely to drop out of Anderson's initial squad.

Another England player, utility back Gareth Widdop, is at Melbourne, while former Wigan loose forward Mark Flanagan is with Wests Tigers.

Bristol utility back Matthew Morgan also features in a squad that will be captained by Wales' 2011 World Cup skipper Sam Warburton.