Sentence examples for utilities whose from inspiring English sources

Mr Abe's focus on the economy has given greater say to the voice of business, including the big utilities whose plants are idle.

Its appraisers photographed every property, except for utilities, whose reassessment is delayed because of the Long Island Power Authority's possible takeover of Keyspan's power plants.

The agency has sued nine companies with nearly 100 power plants in a four-year effort to go after utilities whose coal-powered generators spew tons of pollutants.

Global stocks rebounded yesterday from their lowest point in more than two months, led by drug makers and utilities, whose profits are less vulnerable to an economic slowdown.

Governments also have to tackle the lack of competition in markets for goods and services, notably in non-tradables (eg, utilities), whose prices affect the costs of other firms, including exporters.

They also said the authority could act on its own to raise rates at any time, unlike private utilities, whose rates were regulated by the New York State Public Service Commission.

The reality is that the firm is now a utility, whose shares are probably safe for widows and orphans.

Southern's biggest rival is Hamburg's electric utility, whose biggest shareholder is the Swedish power conglomerate Vattenfall.

San Diego's SDG&E happens to be the first Californian utility whose retail market has been opened up to free pricing: on average, electricity bills there have doubled.

Mr. Desmarais's primary corporate vehicle was the Power Corporation of Canada, originally an electrical utility whose name took on a double meaning for Canadians.

First out the door was Pacific Gas & Electric, the big California utility whose chief executive, Peter Darbee, last week lambasted the chamber's "extreme rhetoric and obstructionist tactics".