Sentence examples for utilities to conduct from inspiring English sources

Japan already requires utilities to conduct safety checks on reactors at 30 years, and again at 40 years, to stay in operation.

Yet officials say many relays -- which are owned by the New York State Power Authority and Niagara Mohawk, a major upstate utility -- continued to conduct power even as the system gyrated out of control.

Mr. Olearczyk suggests that a governor could declare a state of emergency, giving the utility the ability to conduct a flight of two or three hours to gather information that would also be useful to road crews.

We are convinced that to prohibit the order challenged here would frustrate the clear indication by Congress that the pen register is a permissible law enforcement tool by enabling a public utility to thwart a judicial determination that its use is required to apprehend and prosecute successfully those employing the utility's facilities to conduct a criminal venture.

25 We are convinced that to prohibit the order challenged here would frustrate the clear indication by Congress that the pen register is a permissible law enforcement tool by enabling a public utility to thwart a judicial determination that its use is required to apprehend and prosecute successfully those employing the utility's facilities to conduct a criminal venture.

Working on a borrowed PC in his uncle's Massachusetts office, sleeping in a nearby utility cupboard in order to conduct days-long programming sessions, Fanning had a finished product by the spring of 1999.

In light of these results, researchers in paediatric medicine should be encouraged to conduct utility measurements in their patients.

Moreover, it allows operator of a utility to independently conduct DHA within a restructured power network.

The SF6D utility score is used to construct quality adjusted life years (QALY) and to conduct cost-utility analysis.

Utilities had used the money to conduct "energy audits" showing consumers how to use less power, and to subsidize their purchases of more efficient appliances.

9 of the studies listing costs were protocols, 7 planned to conduct cost-utility analysis using the EQ-5D and 2 planned to conduct cost-utility analysis using the SF-12 or SF-36.